AWSCloudDevOps

Strategies for Assessing and Planning a Migration to AWS Graviton

Introduction With the rise of cloud computing, businesses continually seek ways to optimize their infrastructure for improved performance and cost efficiency. AWS Graviton, Amazon Web Services’ custom-designed ARM-based processor, has emerged as a compelling option for organizations migrating their workloads to the cloud. When compared to the fifth-generation x86-based Amazon EC2 instances, Graviton2 instances offer […]

Application SecurityAWSCloud

Creating Production Grade Microservices Architecture on AWS EKS

Introduction The main goal of this blog is to provide production-grade best practices for Microservices Infra in a way to implement the entire system easily on your own. You’ll see what an end-to-end solution looks like, including how to combine Kubernetes, AWS VPCs, data stores, CI/CD, secrets management, and a whole lot more to deploy […]

DevOps

ISTIO as a cluster IP in Google kuberentes Engine

By default, when running services on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), the preferred method for exposing these services to external traffic is using Ingress. Ingress provides a centralized entry point to the cluster and allows for the routing of external traffic to different services based on defined rules. However, as the number of services and complexity […]

AWSCloudCloud Managed Services

Boosting ECS Task Monitoring with CloudWatch Input Transformer

Introduction In the fast-paced world of application delivery, ensuring the health and reliability of our ECS tasks is crucial. Without a reliable alerting mechanism, there’s a risk of overlooking critical task failures that can have a bad impact on our production environment. Just imagine a situation where application tasks fail silently, resource constraints go unnoticed, […]

DevOps

Aurora Mysql Upgrade from 5.6 to 8 using RDS Blue/Green Deployment

Introduction Aurora MySQL 5.6 is a relational database engine fully managed and compatible with MySQL. It is developed by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and offers its users a range of features and benefits. It offers the speed and availability of high-end commercial databases while also being cost-effective and easy to use, like open-source databases. In […]

DevOpsDrupal

Learn how to configure Drupal with Lando

What is Lando? “Lando is a free, open-source, cross-platform, local development environment and DevOps tool built on Docker container technology. It is mainly designed to work with most major languages, frameworks, and services. Lando provides an easy way for developers of all skill levels to specify simple or complex project requirements and then quickly get […]

Automation TestingCloudDevOps

Implementing Terraform for Azure Cloud

In today’s digital world, everything is moving towards automation, including cloud computing. Microsoft Azure is one example of a public cloud computing service. All hardware, software, and other supporting infrastructure within the public cloud is owned and managed by the cloud provider. Here you can access these services and manage your account using a web […]

CloudDevOps

Penny Pincher – Cloud Resource Optimization recommendation based on historical data to save cost.

With growing businesses in Amazon Web Services (AWS), finding idle resources, auditing your costs and managing your inventory are some of the most complex use-cases. This is particularly true for businesses or organizations that utilize a wide range of AWS services and resources, as keeping track of all these or idle resources can quickly become […]

DevOps

Publish Helm Chart for Jenkins

What is Helm? Helm is the first application package manager running atop Kubernetes. It allows describing the application structure through convenient helm-charts and managing it with simple commands. It is a collection of all your versioned, per-configured application resources which can be deployed as one unit. You can then deploy another version of the chart with a […]

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