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the talent deficit posted:i use this to track what exists where: https://github.com/Netflix/edda/wiki Edda is nice but if you are in a large environment with lots of deploys and resources it can blow your API limits out of the water and cause throttling really easily. Cloud watch logs should report it if you have alerting setup or or ship them somewhere like Sumo and have an alert. We learned this because some dev deployed it to our dev environment without asking the Infrastructure team for some reason?
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StabbinHobo posted:if you were launching a node app today: ec2 instances, elastic beanstalk, or ecs? You forgot Lambda! Is it a production node app >>> ec2 Is it a dev node app >>>> ecs maybe There are some hippa and pci issues with ecs still I think. Since someone referred to beanstalk as govt like built that just makes me not want to recommend it.
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Blinkz0rz posted:It's been almost perfect for us because we're still using immutable images but the team is starting to think about what it looks like when we migrate to Kubernetes and it's looking like we're going to have to do a near complete rewrite. If you're in an immutable environment already with AMIs what/why is pushing you into looking at going to Kubernetes? We've got a fully immutable environment and have had a few meetings but can't come up with enough solid points to add it into our deployment pipeline for a PoC and it just seems like adding another layer of complexity to the environment. Most of our AMIs that are baked spin up super fast with the exception being our Jenkins executor slaves coming in at around 3 minutes right now.
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Blinkz0rz posted:We have a few problems to solve that are simplified in favor of solving k8s Ah ok I can see that. I'm having the political fight with Docker right now. We're getting ready to fix a problem with #3 that has been a big security bug for awhile so we'll see what that does to our multi-region deployments and time. For #2 I'm not a Chef guy but is there no way to setup your playbooks (We use ansible) so that when your service does the "configure" playbook you can just run a quick set of scripts or invoke something you baked on there? I'm looking at this from a amazon linux AMI perspective we bake on top of. If I was you I wouldn't put any major cycles into Kubernetes until after reInvent. Like I'd go full stop if you were thinking of starting right now. It just seems like Kubernetes is ripe enough that AWS might pick it up for some sort of support.
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Does the user have iam permissions to assume roles? I’m actually not sure if you can use PolicySim to test that now that I think about it.
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Agrikk what’s the deal with these “Senior DevOps Consultant” jobs I’ve had land in my inbox. 2 so far this week. Is this a new professional services offering spinning up to help people do the DevOps? It’s almost a perfect match to the DevOps Enablement initiative I’ve been working on at my company for 6 months but I’m guessing the pay and perks are better.
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API gateway for default type setups but after that you probably fall back to nginx instances when you up complexity.
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