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What do you guys consider the most painless way of deploying docker containers to AWS? They have something called ECS and Elastic Beanstalk which seems nice, but is it actually good to use when you just want to automate everything or should I look at a different automation layer like (random selection) Convox or Rancher?
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Interesting, thanks! I'm not really tied down to AWS, I have a few things there already but that's only stuff like static sites hosted in S3 and some Route 53 DNS stuff. My requirements are fairly simple, I just want to run a dockerized Java app that I can update without downtime (so behind a load balancer that I can autoregister the app with), a hosted database (preferably Postgres, though I guess Google's MySQL-based one is also fine) and lots of object storage that's easily accessed through HTTP, like S3. If I can automate as much of the devops works as possible that would be nice. I've done Chef stuff in the past and got everything to work but it's really too much hassle for what is going to be (hopefully) a fairly simple service. Ideally I'll run a simple Jenkins instance at home, build stuff on that and have it deployed automatically on success. AFAICT that'll mainly leave me with AWS, Google or Azure, since other options require me to do a lot of the infra management myself. Do you guys have a preference for one of these three managed options? Edit: Looks like the free tier of Codeship in combination with AWS will work for me. It'll allow me to commit to BitBucket and have it autodeployed. Seems good. Sagacity fucked around with this message at 15:11 on Jan 8, 2016 |
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The one time I tried CloudFormation it happily created my resources but got stuck in a failure state trying to tear everything down again. Thanks, Amazon!
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minato posted:All of these are very reasonable questions... but this is just a non-critical script, and there are thousands of similar things all over the company. If the bar to entry into a platform is this high, no-one is going to wade through all that red tape. I understood where they were coming from but at the same time there were glaring security issues across the platform Security weren't addressing since that would have required actual effort instead of creating terabytes of Google Forms. When this was pointed out they wouldn't budge at all. This eventually soured a lot of people on the Security team and the relationship became super adversarial.
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Methanar posted:Maven is trash though I'm not going to be a Maven apologist.
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Methanar posted:My brain is too small for it But genuinely curious, since Maven is usually pretty straightforward since it's not a fully programmable mess like, say, Gradle.
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vanity slug posted:can't wait for the opentofu / chef collaboration
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my homie dhall posted:any backstage users here? Not sure if this was a good thing or a bad thing though
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vanity slug posted:pretty much all of vault's announcements this year have been "we added a feature to our piece of poo poo cloud platform, please give us money"
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I worked for a startup that probably does exactly what you want, but I'm not sure how active development is right now.
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