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Fair enough. :-) Like I said, my impression is that the content seems good! What I can't tell, without reading it, is what the end state of the dev/ops architec
by no_circuit 5y ago
Fair enough. :-) Like I said, my impression is that the content seems good! What I can't tell, without reading it, is what the end state of the dev/ops architecture would be along with its maintenance requirements, to understand if it would be a good complete resource to refer to beginners in tech I can't assist myself.
- strzibny 5y agoThe main idea is building a single server deployment in a secure and maintainable way... and then possibly taking it to 5-10 servers at which point the Bash-only approach is less than ideal (but possible). Then you can pick a better tool of your choice (Ansible, Docker Swarm), but learning it is outside the scope of the book. The demonstrations are made alongside the indie hackers/early-stage startup mindset. Run a single server, or possibly single server with a dedicated database.