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Microservices on AWS [Video]

Dzone - DevOps

In this tutorial, I will explain different CI/CD concepts and tools provided by AWS for continuous integration and continuous delivery. I will be creating a Spring Boot microservice and deploy it to AWS EC2 instances running behind an application load balancer in an automated way using the AWS Code Pipeline.

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Deploy a Clojure web application to AWS using Terraform

CircleCI

This is the third blog post in a three-part series about building, testing, and deploying a Clojure web application. If you don’t want to go through the laborious task of creating the web application described in the first two posts from scratch, you can get the source by forking this repository and checking out the part-2 branch.

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Building Resilient Public Networking on AWS: Part 2

Xebia

Public Application Load Balancer (ALB): Establishes an ALB, integrating the previous SSL/TLS certificate for enhanced security. Public Application Load Balancer (ALB): Establishes an ALB, integrating the previous certificate. The ALB serves as the entry point for our web container.

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Build, test, and deploy a Go application to AWS ECS

CircleCI

In this tutorial example, we will deploy a simple Go application to Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS). Create and configure an Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) and target group that will associate with our cluster’s ECS service. Use the DNS name on our ELB to access the application (to test that it works). main.go ???

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Scaling my application: am I ready?

CircleCI

Most applications begin with a small to medium-sized user base. Even with migration projects, you would not immediately open your new application to the entire existing user base. Nevertheless, if your application is successful, at some point you will face the need to scale it. The need to scale is a nice problem to have.

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Application Modernization Guide for Enterprises

Modus Create

At Modus Create, we continue to see many companies’ mission-critical applications that are monolithic and hosted on-premises. Monolithic applications, also called “monoliths,” are characterized by a single code base with a combined front-end and back-end where the business logic is tightly coupled. Why Modernize Applications?

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NetOps for Application Developers: Understanding the Importance of Network Operations in Modern Development

Kentik

One of the great successes of software development in the last ten years has been the relatively decentralized approach to application development made available by containerization, allowing for rapid iteration, service-specific stacks, and (sometimes) elegant deployment and orchestration implementations that piece it all together.

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