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Fear the Chaos Monkey? Think Again(cloudnative.io)
1 points by pas256 11y ago|0 comments
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The DOs and DON'Ts of Blue/Green Deployment(cloudnative.io)
2 points by pas256 12y ago|0 comments
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Taking AWS S3 to the limit(cloudnative.io)
1 points by pas256 12y ago|0 comments
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Why you're wasting money on AWS(cloudnative.io)
2 points by pas256 12y ago|0 comments
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by pas256 12y ago
In place update is useful in the success case - agreed. In the failure case however, even with a fleet of only 20 instances, a rolling update that has issues after the 10th instance puts you in a world of pain.
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by pas256 12y ago
Thanks for the link. Yes I was excited to see AWS moving higher up the stack and offer code pipeline and deployment options, but CodeDeploy is exactly what would have been designed (and in fact was) if EC2, ELBs and AutoScaling did not exis
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by pas256 12y ago
Spot market anyone? Different regions, even different AZ's have different capacity.
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by pas256 12y ago
Stop relying on long running instances. Design your infrastructure for failure. This is not Amazon's responsibility.
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by pas256 12y ago
Each AZ looks to me like it is a day apart. Surely that is enough time.
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AWS Community Heroes(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by pas256 12y ago|0 comments
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Open Source Responsible Disclosure Framework(github.com)
1 points by pas256 12y ago|0 comments
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by pas256 12y ago
Nice write up
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Peter's theory of monitoring in the cloud(answersforaws.com)
1 points by pas256 13y ago|0 comments
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by pas256 13y ago
So, does this mean I am asking the wrong question? Are AMIs less relevant now that we have containers? My sense was Docker was the future, but AMIs are the present. Perhaps that is wrong?
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by pas256 13y ago
Are you using the Aminator or Packer Ansible provisioners, or do you have another technique for building those AMIs?
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by pas256 13y ago
Cool. This allows you to use ASGs too. I am hearing more people using Docker on AWS, even though the Docker guys don't recommend production use yet. By not supporting fast, incremental build and deploy, just how do you deploy new appli
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by pas256 13y ago
I wrote the EC2 inventory plugin, so yes, I am a big fan of Ansible. I however, now use Ansible almost exclusively to build AMIs. Do your application code deploys require downtime, or do you have a technique to keep the service online while
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by pas256 13y ago
Easier in what sense? Baking, deploying, or managing the AMIs? Also, are you using AutoScaling Groups with this methodology?
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Ask HN: Do you bake AMIs for AWS deployments?
14 points by pas256 13y ago|15 comments
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Half Baked(answersforaws.com)
1 points by pas256 13y ago|0 comments
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by pas256 13y ago
Ansible is so good, than even Ansible playbooks win awards: https://github.com/Answers4AWS/netflixoss-ansible :-)
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by pas256 13y ago
boto is great and I am a big fan of it. I think the combination of troposphere and boto is very powerful. Using boto along can certainly get the job done, but: - it will take longer to come up as calls will happen in serial (CloudFormation
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Write AWS CloudFormation templates in Python(answersforaws.com)
5 points by pas256 13y ago|3 comments