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Funny you say that because we don't use containers yet and definitely have no reason to use Kubernetes. However, we are looking at switching to AWS ECS with far
by codegeek 3y ago
Funny you say that because we don't use containers yet and definitely have no reason to use Kubernetes. However, we are looking at switching to AWS ECS with fargate for our SAAS. If anyone wants to consult, hit me up.
- koliber 3y agoCan you share more about your current setup, and what is the motivating factor for the move to AWS ECS?
- codegeek 3y agoSure. Few reasons (we think are good reasons but feel free to chime in: - Development consistency and portability. Right now, we dont containerize and every developer install various tools/libraries to support our tech stack. We are looking at docker to solve this for us as our dev team is 15+ and growing - We are moving away from Single Tenant to Multi Tenat SAAS architecture for various business reasons and we now need a much more resilient architecture to handle about few thousand RPS with mostly write heavy requests. We are a bit hesitant on using stuff like EC2 and figure out how to allocate CPU and Memory based on usages and instead looking at EC2. I am sure an argument can be made that its not needed but this seems like the best option to handle both dev and production use case. Thoughts ?
- imajes 3y agoHey- what's the best way to get in touch? :) thanks.
- milquetoastaf 3y ago[dead]