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I speak for the whole Deis team when I say we're extra excited about this release as it lays the groundwork for our 1.0. Happy to answer any questions here.

by gabrtv 12y ago

ddorian43 12y ago
What is a good(best) way to deploy n (dedicated)servers that consist of: 1.1-3 processes of 1 python program(these are worker-nodes,no webserver) (needs to be monitored so it's restarted if it fails) 2.a firefall to block everything incoming except me(the server-guy) 3.some enviroment-variables? for database connections and stuff 4.some kind of log management 5.server monitoring(disk,cpu,ram,network) And a way to update the python program and the variables in all servers. Is that for saltstack / fabric ansible? I asked you because this is just a part of Paas. Thanks
- gabrtv 12y ago
  You can do everything you mentioned with Deis 0.8.0. - Process management is handled the same way it is on Heroku, with a `deis scale` command. The fleet scheduler ensures processes are automatically restarted on host failure. - How you secure network traffic is done differently depending on your environment (EC2, metal, etc). It's just a matter of configuration. - Environment variables are managed using the `deis config` command, which creates new Docker images under the hood. We also support rollbacks of new builds and configuration changes using `deis rollback`. - Log management is handled automatically for deployed applications. Developers can see their app's aggregated logs with `deis logs`. For platform/host logs, you can configure `journalctl` on CoreOS to drain whereever you like (Logstash, Splunk, etc) - Server monitoring is often done at the hosting provider level (EC2 CloudWatch, etc). You can also configure agent-style host monitoring at the CoreOS level. We're currently working on some packaged solutions in this area. There are some gaps in our documentation re: things like firewalling/SSL, monitoring, and draining platform logs. We are working to fill those documentation holes. But like I said, everything you mentioned is possible with Deis today. If you have further questions, hit me up at gabriel _at_ opdemand.com.

I speak for the whole Deis team when I say we're extra excited about this release as it lays the groundwork for our 1.0. Happy to answer any questions here.

by gabrtv 12y ago

I speak for the whole Deis team when I say we're extra excited about this release as it lays the groundwork for our 1.0. Happy to answer any questions here.

ddorian43 12y ago

What is a good(best) way to deploy n (dedicated)servers that consist of: 1.1-3 processes of 1 python program(these are worker-nodes,no webserver) (needs to be monitored so it's restarted if it fails) 2.a firefall to block everything incoming except me(the server-guy) 3.some enviroment-variables? for database connections and stuff 4.some kind of log management 5.server monitoring(disk,cpu,ram,network) And a way to update the python program and the variables in all servers. Is that for saltstack / fabric ansible? I asked you because this is just a part of Paas. Thanks

gabrtv 12y ago
You can do everything you mentioned with Deis 0.8.0. - Process management is handled the same way it is on Heroku, with a `deis scale` command. The fleet scheduler ensures processes are automatically restarted on host failure. - How you secure network traffic is done differently depending on your environment (EC2, metal, etc). It's just a matter of configuration. - Environment variables are managed using the `deis config` command, which creates new Docker images under the hood. We also support rollbacks of new builds and configuration changes using `deis rollback`. - Log management is handled automatically for deployed applications. Developers can see their app's aggregated logs with `deis logs`. For platform/host logs, you can configure `journalctl` on CoreOS to drain whereever you like (Logstash, Splunk, etc) - Server monitoring is often done at the hosting provider level (EC2 CloudWatch, etc). You can also configure agent-style host monitoring at the CoreOS level. We're currently working on some packaged solutions in this area. There are some gaps in our documentation re: things like firewalling/SSL, monitoring, and draining platform logs. We are working to fill those documentation holes. But like I said, everything you mentioned is possible with Deis today. If you have further questions, hit me up at gabriel _at_ opdemand.com.