To all those supporting e-commerce this week..
I wish you all good luck. May the scaling and load balancers be every in your favor.
https://redd.it/e30t3b
@r_devops
I wish you all good luck. May the scaling and load balancers be every in your favor.
https://redd.it/e30t3b
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To all those supporting e-commerce this week..
I wish you all good luck. May the scaling and load balancers be every in your favor.
2019 DevOps Black Friday Deals
I was looking for a topic similar to [last year's](https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/9zn95z/2018_devops_black_friday_deals/), but could't find any. Some of those deals might show up again; if you have anything of interest that is confirmed, feel free to post in the comments.
I'll start with:
[Bitdefender](https://www.bitdefender.com/media/html/consumer/new/Black-Friday-2019-opt), 60% off
[Linux Academy](https://linuxacademy.com), 299USD from 499USD
https://redd.it/e34dx3
@r_devops
I was looking for a topic similar to [last year's](https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/9zn95z/2018_devops_black_friday_deals/), but could't find any. Some of those deals might show up again; if you have anything of interest that is confirmed, feel free to post in the comments.
I'll start with:
[Bitdefender](https://www.bitdefender.com/media/html/consumer/new/Black-Friday-2019-opt), 60% off
[Linux Academy](https://linuxacademy.com), 299USD from 499USD
https://redd.it/e34dx3
@r_devops
reddit
2018 DevOps Black Friday Deals
# 2018 DevOps Black Friday Deals **Rules: Please no referral links!** I have started a list with some online tech related Black Friday / Cyber...
Salary Range for DevOps in Austin?
Looking to switch from IT to DevOps in Austin, TX. What salary should be expected for a DevOps engineer with 0-2 years experience?
https://redd.it/e33ls9
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Looking to switch from IT to DevOps in Austin, TX. What salary should be expected for a DevOps engineer with 0-2 years experience?
https://redd.it/e33ls9
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Salary Range for DevOps in Austin?
Looking to switch from IT to DevOps in Austin, TX. What salary should be expected for a DevOps engineer with 0-2 years experience?
Deploying an ECS service/task inside a natted subnet
I have an application which is running on EC2 instances right now inside a subnet which is attached to a nat gateway. I'd like to replace the EC2 instances with an ECS cluster/service. What gotchas am I likely to run into? Is there anything specific that I should be doing to make things easier or more secure?
https://redd.it/e32r9f
@r_devops
I have an application which is running on EC2 instances right now inside a subnet which is attached to a nat gateway. I'd like to replace the EC2 instances with an ECS cluster/service. What gotchas am I likely to run into? Is there anything specific that I should be doing to make things easier or more secure?
https://redd.it/e32r9f
@r_devops
reddit
Deploying an ECS service/task inside a natted subnet
I have an application which is running on EC2 instances right now inside a subnet which is attached to a nat gateway. I'd like to replace the EC2...
I think ill be resigning.. but.. i also dont want to.. (also request for resignation letter examples)
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/e3cjag/i_think_ill_be_resigning_but_i_also_dont_want_to/
https://redd.it/e3d28s
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https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/e3cjag/i_think_ill_be_resigning_but_i_also_dont_want_to/
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I think ill be resigning.. but.. i also dont want to.. (also...
FYI THIS IS A THROW AWAY ACCT. TLDR: Too much shit, not enough love, how do i tell my boss im done? Fair warning, this is a bit long, because i...
Best Practices For Deployment on Test and Prod Environments.
So Im part of a startup (i am new to dev ops) and we are now trying to figure out the best practices for how we can deploy a CI/CD pipeline for both our test and prod envs. Test prod will be triggered automatically but Prod needs manual trigger.
Anyway, we have a local server which we have a docker swarm running with DAGs(this is used for our Prod Env). We push to bitbucket which triggers a Docker build job and publishes the Docker Image to aws ECR. Now, we have to always manually pull the image on our server then run the env, is there any way to automate this?
second thing, what is the best way to have a Test and Prod Env on the same machine. (we cannot shift to cloud due to security issues with data). Basically what I picture is having 2 docker swarms (1 test, 1 prod) that run side by side (each with their own set of containers). When we push to bitbucket, it runs the pipeline and creates a docker image on ECR which gets automatically pulled and run on our Test docker swarm. When we are happy, we manually trigger another pipeline to pull to our Production Docker Swarm.
Any other way, What do you guys think?
https://redd.it/e3d3ia
@r_devops
So Im part of a startup (i am new to dev ops) and we are now trying to figure out the best practices for how we can deploy a CI/CD pipeline for both our test and prod envs. Test prod will be triggered automatically but Prod needs manual trigger.
Anyway, we have a local server which we have a docker swarm running with DAGs(this is used for our Prod Env). We push to bitbucket which triggers a Docker build job and publishes the Docker Image to aws ECR. Now, we have to always manually pull the image on our server then run the env, is there any way to automate this?
second thing, what is the best way to have a Test and Prod Env on the same machine. (we cannot shift to cloud due to security issues with data). Basically what I picture is having 2 docker swarms (1 test, 1 prod) that run side by side (each with their own set of containers). When we push to bitbucket, it runs the pipeline and creates a docker image on ECR which gets automatically pulled and run on our Test docker swarm. When we are happy, we manually trigger another pipeline to pull to our Production Docker Swarm.
Any other way, What do you guys think?
https://redd.it/e3d3ia
@r_devops
reddit
Best Practices For Deployment on Test and Prod Environments.
So Im part of a startup (i am new to dev ops) and we are now trying to figure out the best practices for how we can deploy a CI/CD pipeline for...
Oauth2 with spinnaker
Hi guys,
I'm trying to install spinnaker and i got it to run but I just cant work this oauth2 thing.
Somehow when the browser sends a OPTIONS http request to the gate (spinnaker) at /auth endpoint, it returns a 302 response.
Apparently this is an illegal behaviour and hence everything stops. Can anyone offer advice on how I can approach this?
https://redd.it/e3cnyt
@r_devops
Hi guys,
I'm trying to install spinnaker and i got it to run but I just cant work this oauth2 thing.
Somehow when the browser sends a OPTIONS http request to the gate (spinnaker) at /auth endpoint, it returns a 302 response.
Apparently this is an illegal behaviour and hence everything stops. Can anyone offer advice on how I can approach this?
https://redd.it/e3cnyt
@r_devops
reddit
Oauth2 with spinnaker
Hi guys, I'm trying to install spinnaker and i got it to run but I just cant work this oauth2 thing. Somehow when the browser sends a OPTIONS...
Career path? Need suggestions.
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m having is that I don’t know what technology or concepts to focus on, that will help push me in the right direction. I recently picked up coding, and absolutely love it. I also recently started using Linux as my main OS.
Although I’m not experienced with Linux yet, I really love working with it. Learning about cd, ls, small commands to move through a terminal, etc. I’m getting a bit off track, but I currently don’t have a job, and am extremely good at self-teaching.
So the question is: For someone who really loves coding, Linux, the stuff I hear about the DevOps space, what technology / concepts should I learn to be able to get me a decent paying job with six months of intense studying? Also where should I start heading for a career with great upwards trajectory? Linux Administration? VMWare Admin? Network Engineer?
Currently have my Security+ certification and am planning to get my RHCSA, followed up with my CCNA, and some AWS certs.
I’m happy to answer some more questions to help anyone zone down on a solid future path.
EDIT: I also understand I can’t focus on getting a “DevOps” job right now because I don’t have any experience.
EDIT 2: I am also aware that “DevOps” isn’t truly a title, but more so a cultural process.
https://redd.it/e30jxv
@r_devops
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m having is that I don’t know what technology or concepts to focus on, that will help push me in the right direction. I recently picked up coding, and absolutely love it. I also recently started using Linux as my main OS.
Although I’m not experienced with Linux yet, I really love working with it. Learning about cd, ls, small commands to move through a terminal, etc. I’m getting a bit off track, but I currently don’t have a job, and am extremely good at self-teaching.
So the question is: For someone who really loves coding, Linux, the stuff I hear about the DevOps space, what technology / concepts should I learn to be able to get me a decent paying job with six months of intense studying? Also where should I start heading for a career with great upwards trajectory? Linux Administration? VMWare Admin? Network Engineer?
Currently have my Security+ certification and am planning to get my RHCSA, followed up with my CCNA, and some AWS certs.
I’m happy to answer some more questions to help anyone zone down on a solid future path.
EDIT: I also understand I can’t focus on getting a “DevOps” job right now because I don’t have any experience.
EDIT 2: I am also aware that “DevOps” isn’t truly a title, but more so a cultural process.
https://redd.it/e30jxv
@r_devops
reddit
Career path? Need suggestions.
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m having is that I don’t know what technology or concepts to focus on, that will help push me in the...
Career path. Need suggestions.
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m currently facing is what to focus on (technology / concepts) to get a job currently. I absolutely love coding (Python), but at the same time, I love working with Linux.
From my knowledge, becoming a DevOps engineer isn’t something I can do currently to get into the job market. Reasons being, I don’t have enough experience. I currently also don’t have a job, but am extremely good at self-teaching.
Apologies if I went off track, but my question is: For someone who really loves programming, Linux, and the stuff I hear about the DevOps space, what is a solid career path to get into? What concepts / tech should I learn that could enable me to get a decent paying job within six months of intense studying, that has extremely great career trajectory?
I’m open to answering more questions if that could help you all figure out a solid path to start working towards as well.
https://redd.it/e308p6
@r_devops
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m currently facing is what to focus on (technology / concepts) to get a job currently. I absolutely love coding (Python), but at the same time, I love working with Linux.
From my knowledge, becoming a DevOps engineer isn’t something I can do currently to get into the job market. Reasons being, I don’t have enough experience. I currently also don’t have a job, but am extremely good at self-teaching.
Apologies if I went off track, but my question is: For someone who really loves programming, Linux, and the stuff I hear about the DevOps space, what is a solid career path to get into? What concepts / tech should I learn that could enable me to get a decent paying job within six months of intense studying, that has extremely great career trajectory?
I’m open to answering more questions if that could help you all figure out a solid path to start working towards as well.
https://redd.it/e308p6
@r_devops
reddit
Career path. Need suggestions.
To cut straight to the point, the problem I’m currently facing is what to focus on (technology / concepts) to get a job currently. I absolutely...
Crypto Platform for DevOps
Hey Everyone!
My team and I are looking at repurposing a crypto platform so that it can be used by the DevOps community. Can you help us focus our efforts by answering a really quick survey?
Here is the link: [https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DevOps-S](https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DevOps-S)
Thanks!
https://redd.it/e34or6
@r_devops
Hey Everyone!
My team and I are looking at repurposing a crypto platform so that it can be used by the DevOps community. Can you help us focus our efforts by answering a really quick survey?
Here is the link: [https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DevOps-S](https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DevOps-S)
Thanks!
https://redd.it/e34or6
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Kops cluster 'rotting' over time
I have now created two KOPS cluster which seem to rot over time, what happens is that I create the cluster, work on it for a few hours or days, come back a week later and I'm unable to reach the servers. Everything looks fine on the AWS side. I have zero ssh access into the masters as it seems my key didn't get applied when creating, it shows some generated string in the key pair colum on ec2 console.
​
What options do I have for working with this and recovering or preventing it happening again? I want to move to Kubernetes in production but that isn't an option if the cluster blows up weekly with out warning.
​
Command I used to create the cluster
kops create cluster --name=k8s.<my domain>.com --master-zones us-east-1a,us-east-1b,us-east-1c --zones us-east-1a,us-east-1b,us-east-1c --node-count=2 --node-size=t3.medium --master-size=t2.micro --dns-zone=k8s.<my domain>.com --vpc vpc-<ID> --topology private --networking flannel --ssh-public-key "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
https://redd.it/e3fg0m
@r_devops
I have now created two KOPS cluster which seem to rot over time, what happens is that I create the cluster, work on it for a few hours or days, come back a week later and I'm unable to reach the servers. Everything looks fine on the AWS side. I have zero ssh access into the masters as it seems my key didn't get applied when creating, it shows some generated string in the key pair colum on ec2 console.
​
What options do I have for working with this and recovering or preventing it happening again? I want to move to Kubernetes in production but that isn't an option if the cluster blows up weekly with out warning.
​
Command I used to create the cluster
kops create cluster --name=k8s.<my domain>.com --master-zones us-east-1a,us-east-1b,us-east-1c --zones us-east-1a,us-east-1b,us-east-1c --node-count=2 --node-size=t3.medium --master-size=t2.micro --dns-zone=k8s.<my domain>.com --vpc vpc-<ID> --topology private --networking flannel --ssh-public-key "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
https://redd.it/e3fg0m
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Kops cluster 'rotting' over time
I have now created two KOPS cluster which seem to rot over time, what happens is that I create the cluster, work on it for a few hours or days,...
Anyone populating Jenkins Active Choice parameters from a Jenkinsfile via shared libraries?
I'm able to get the activeChoiceParam to run the shared library method but when I return the resulting List I get an `Expected named arguments` exception. Anyone have any experience with this?
https://redd.it/e3dwp0
@r_devops
I'm able to get the activeChoiceParam to run the shared library method but when I return the resulting List I get an `Expected named arguments` exception. Anyone have any experience with this?
https://redd.it/e3dwp0
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Anyone populating Jenkins Active Choice parameters from a...
I'm able to get the activeChoiceParam to run the shared library method but when I return the resulting List I get an `Expected named arguments`...
Handling botocore.exceptions.ClientError: How to handle InvalidObjectState?
I just picked up python as my go-to scripting language and I am trying to figure how to do proper error handling with boto3.
I am trying to handle an exception that occurs when the object being called is on GLACIER. Instead of erroring out, I just want to print a message and make the loop keep going.
I can handle other botocore exceptions (like `if botocore.exceptions.ClientError.response['Error']['Code'] != "404"` for Object Not Found -- which works as expected.
I could not find an error code for InvalidObjectState. I tried these two approaches below without success:
```python
...
try:
storage_class = s3.Object(BUCKET_NAME, KEY).storage_class
except:
storage_class == "GLACIER"
print("STORAGE CLASS IS: ", storage_class)
pass
...
```
```python
...
try:
obj = s3.Object(BUCKET_NAME, KEY).load()
except botocore.exceptions.ClientError as e:
if e.response['Error']['Code'] == "InvalidObjectState":
pass
...
```
The problem is that it always errors out with the message:
*botocore.exceptions.ClientError: An error occurred (InvalidObjectState) when calling the GetObject operation: The operation is not valid for the object's storage class*
https://redd.it/e3kstl
@r_devops
I just picked up python as my go-to scripting language and I am trying to figure how to do proper error handling with boto3.
I am trying to handle an exception that occurs when the object being called is on GLACIER. Instead of erroring out, I just want to print a message and make the loop keep going.
I can handle other botocore exceptions (like `if botocore.exceptions.ClientError.response['Error']['Code'] != "404"` for Object Not Found -- which works as expected.
I could not find an error code for InvalidObjectState. I tried these two approaches below without success:
```python
...
try:
storage_class = s3.Object(BUCKET_NAME, KEY).storage_class
except:
storage_class == "GLACIER"
print("STORAGE CLASS IS: ", storage_class)
pass
...
```
```python
...
try:
obj = s3.Object(BUCKET_NAME, KEY).load()
except botocore.exceptions.ClientError as e:
if e.response['Error']['Code'] == "InvalidObjectState":
pass
...
```
The problem is that it always errors out with the message:
*botocore.exceptions.ClientError: An error occurred (InvalidObjectState) when calling the GetObject operation: The operation is not valid for the object's storage class*
https://redd.it/e3kstl
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Handling botocore.exceptions.ClientError: How to handle...
I just picked up python as my go-to scripting language and I am trying to figure how to do proper error handling with boto3. I am trying to...
Workflow with Docker, Docker Compose, AWS ECR and Ansible
Trying to figure out the best workflow here. I inherited all that stuff a few months ago and I'm still learning.
For the past years until today:
1. 5 related services, each one has its own docker-compose.yml defining a single service
2. I deploy by: ssh on a server > "git pull" x 5 > "docker-compose up --build -d" x5 > repeat on the next server
Edit: the servers are bare metals, they are not on AWS.
---
Now I understand a bit more what's the right way to use Docker:
1. I should build the 5 images once and push them in a registry (I'll use AWS ECR)
2. I should have a single docker-compose.yml defining 5 services based on the images pushed in the registry
3. I could use Ansible (which I already have to provision/configure the servers) and the [docker-compose module](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/modules/docker_compose_module.html) to deploy on the servers
Am I right so far? Any suggestions?
(once this works, I guess the next step could be to add a CI/CD to build the images and deploy the containers automatically)
---
I still have some doubts tho:
1. should I merge the 5 git repositories in a monorepo to create the single docker-compose.yml in the same repo?
2. should I keep 5 repositories and define the docker-compose.yml in my Ansible project instead?
3. if 1, how do I access the docker-compose.yml from my Ansible project?
1. Do I copy/paste it in the Ansible project? (ew! not DRY, 2 sources of truth, risk to forget to update one)
2. Do I have to clone the monorepo on the Ansible control node to access its docker-compose.yml? (meh!)
4. if 2, how do I run the services in dev? Do I have to apply the Ansible playbook on my own machine? (meh!)
5. should I create a new repository only for the docker-compose.yml? (meh! introduce one more dependency…)
**TL;DR: where do I define the docker-compose.yml to make this Docker/Ansible workflow works?**
Thanks!
https://redd.it/e3j3ko
@r_devops
Trying to figure out the best workflow here. I inherited all that stuff a few months ago and I'm still learning.
For the past years until today:
1. 5 related services, each one has its own docker-compose.yml defining a single service
2. I deploy by: ssh on a server > "git pull" x 5 > "docker-compose up --build -d" x5 > repeat on the next server
Edit: the servers are bare metals, they are not on AWS.
---
Now I understand a bit more what's the right way to use Docker:
1. I should build the 5 images once and push them in a registry (I'll use AWS ECR)
2. I should have a single docker-compose.yml defining 5 services based on the images pushed in the registry
3. I could use Ansible (which I already have to provision/configure the servers) and the [docker-compose module](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/modules/docker_compose_module.html) to deploy on the servers
Am I right so far? Any suggestions?
(once this works, I guess the next step could be to add a CI/CD to build the images and deploy the containers automatically)
---
I still have some doubts tho:
1. should I merge the 5 git repositories in a monorepo to create the single docker-compose.yml in the same repo?
2. should I keep 5 repositories and define the docker-compose.yml in my Ansible project instead?
3. if 1, how do I access the docker-compose.yml from my Ansible project?
1. Do I copy/paste it in the Ansible project? (ew! not DRY, 2 sources of truth, risk to forget to update one)
2. Do I have to clone the monorepo on the Ansible control node to access its docker-compose.yml? (meh!)
4. if 2, how do I run the services in dev? Do I have to apply the Ansible playbook on my own machine? (meh!)
5. should I create a new repository only for the docker-compose.yml? (meh! introduce one more dependency…)
**TL;DR: where do I define the docker-compose.yml to make this Docker/Ansible workflow works?**
Thanks!
https://redd.it/e3j3ko
@r_devops
reddit
Workflow with Docker, Docker Compose, AWS ECR and Ansible
Trying to figure out the best workflow here. I inherited all that stuff a few months ago and I'm still learning. For the past years until...
Outsourced company, do we need to replicate their setup
Hi,
Don’t wanna get into an A vs B argument, but could someone with actual experience advise and clarify please.
I work for a large company, we’re a team of 2 developers and 1 data guy. All our work is coded on Visual Studio and held on Azure DevOps Repos. We’ve a pipeline that takes the repos and pushes to an EC2 instance via CodeDeploy, all in Azure DevOps.
Works perfectly, never had a days problem.
We’ve had to outsource a large project to an external company, very well respected, and their setup is Jira with BitBucket and CircleCI to a serverless setup.
Ultimately, we’ll go serverless rather than EC2.
However, our Tech manager wants us to stop using Azure DevOps and go the same way as our outsourced “for about a year” as he feels working together and when the time comes for us to take over the project, we’ll have lots of problems.
Now I’m no expert on this, but surely if our outsource company is using BitBucket, we can jump into their repository quite easily, and any changes we/they make will be shared between both companies with ease.
Likewise, while we don’t use CircleCI ourselves, we could easily add their pipeline config in Azure DevOps (even add CircleCI itself) and again replicate the pipeline (via a 10 line YML config)
Am I wayyyyyy off or can it be done?
Like I said, really don’t want to get into a Jira+BitBucket+CircleCI vs Azure DevOps argument, just under a firm belief that both companies can easily stick with what they have.
Thanks.
https://redd.it/e3kjww
@r_devops
Hi,
Don’t wanna get into an A vs B argument, but could someone with actual experience advise and clarify please.
I work for a large company, we’re a team of 2 developers and 1 data guy. All our work is coded on Visual Studio and held on Azure DevOps Repos. We’ve a pipeline that takes the repos and pushes to an EC2 instance via CodeDeploy, all in Azure DevOps.
Works perfectly, never had a days problem.
We’ve had to outsource a large project to an external company, very well respected, and their setup is Jira with BitBucket and CircleCI to a serverless setup.
Ultimately, we’ll go serverless rather than EC2.
However, our Tech manager wants us to stop using Azure DevOps and go the same way as our outsourced “for about a year” as he feels working together and when the time comes for us to take over the project, we’ll have lots of problems.
Now I’m no expert on this, but surely if our outsource company is using BitBucket, we can jump into their repository quite easily, and any changes we/they make will be shared between both companies with ease.
Likewise, while we don’t use CircleCI ourselves, we could easily add their pipeline config in Azure DevOps (even add CircleCI itself) and again replicate the pipeline (via a 10 line YML config)
Am I wayyyyyy off or can it be done?
Like I said, really don’t want to get into a Jira+BitBucket+CircleCI vs Azure DevOps argument, just under a firm belief that both companies can easily stick with what they have.
Thanks.
https://redd.it/e3kjww
@r_devops
reddit
Outsourced company, do we need to replicate their setup
Hi, Don’t wanna get into an A vs B argument, but could someone with actual experience advise and clarify please. I work for a large company,...
DevOps Career Question
Hello Team : I am been having challenges to find a job in IBM AS400 System Administration and would like to upgrade my skills to new technologies such as DevOps or Cloud Engineer.
(1) Would you please suggest what would be the best path for me specially I am experienced in System Administration and familiar with computer operations and SDLC.
(2) Any comments or suggestions on Edurekha or Udemey online course site that provides certification in DevOps or Cloud ?
Thank you.
https://redd.it/e3j4c6
@r_devops
Hello Team : I am been having challenges to find a job in IBM AS400 System Administration and would like to upgrade my skills to new technologies such as DevOps or Cloud Engineer.
(1) Would you please suggest what would be the best path for me specially I am experienced in System Administration and familiar with computer operations and SDLC.
(2) Any comments or suggestions on Edurekha or Udemey online course site that provides certification in DevOps or Cloud ?
Thank you.
https://redd.it/e3j4c6
@r_devops
reddit
DevOps Career Question
Hello Team : I am been having challenges to find a job in IBM AS400 System Administration and would like to upgrade my skills to new technologies...
Is anyone here working in a full remote position as DevOps/SRE ? I have a few questions for you .
* what did you look for before joining like stacks , teams etc . ?
* can you list some of the cons ?
* Is your team international, or the market you work for is in different Timezone?
Anything else you want to share ?
https://redd.it/e3a087
@r_devops
* what did you look for before joining like stacks , teams etc . ?
* can you list some of the cons ?
* Is your team international, or the market you work for is in different Timezone?
Anything else you want to share ?
https://redd.it/e3a087
@r_devops
reddit
Is anyone here working in a full remote position as DevOps/SRE ? I...
* what did you look for before joining like stacks , teams etc . ? * can you list some of the cons ? * Is your team international, or the...
Dockerifying a Flask App for ECS -> Nginx+Gunicorn+Flask in 1 container?
Long story short, I'm looking to verify my approach is correct/decent.
Since you don't deploy Flask with their deployment server that Flask ships with, you use nginx as a web server because of ('slow clients', 'better security', and a ton of other features). Behind that you have something that implements the WSGI spec, aka Gunicorn to feed a request through your Flask app.
I realize you can pull Nginx out and people run it on its own server, but I'm not looking to do that. I want to ask about bundling these all into a single docker image for use on ECS.
Am I perfectly fine in throwing together a shell script which includes the necessary commands+config to set these both up. Then RUN that on the Dockerfile and I'm off to the races? The only weird thing here is that kind of means checking that into source control because I was planning on updating my artifact story with the newest docker image if tests pass.
https://redd.it/e3riwk
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Long story short, I'm looking to verify my approach is correct/decent.
Since you don't deploy Flask with their deployment server that Flask ships with, you use nginx as a web server because of ('slow clients', 'better security', and a ton of other features). Behind that you have something that implements the WSGI spec, aka Gunicorn to feed a request through your Flask app.
I realize you can pull Nginx out and people run it on its own server, but I'm not looking to do that. I want to ask about bundling these all into a single docker image for use on ECS.
Am I perfectly fine in throwing together a shell script which includes the necessary commands+config to set these both up. Then RUN that on the Dockerfile and I'm off to the races? The only weird thing here is that kind of means checking that into source control because I was planning on updating my artifact story with the newest docker image if tests pass.
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Dockerifying a Flask App for ECS -> Nginx+Gunicorn+Flask in 1...
Long story short, I'm looking to verify my approach is correct/decent. Since you don't deploy Flask with their deployment server that Flask...
How do you maintain consistency between your local development and
production/staging environments?
Currently having issues with getting consistency between our developers developing locally andproduction/staging envs. We want it so whatever they do locally, their changes can be replicated on staging/prd. How do you manage this issue? What are some of the workflows your org uses to enable consistency between envs?
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production/staging environments?
Currently having issues with getting consistency between our developers developing locally andproduction/staging envs. We want it so whatever they do locally, their changes can be replicated on staging/prd. How do you manage this issue? What are some of the workflows your org uses to enable consistency between envs?
https://redd.it/e306fz
@r_devops
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How do you maintain consistency between your local development and
production/staging environments? Currently having issues with getting consistency between our developers developing locally andproduction/staging...