SOA Safari in the Amazon
summary
A production SOA on Amazon uses Ruby plus AWS APIs to make every server disposable and rebuilt from stage AMIs rather than patched in place. The team runs seven services across hundreds of instances, automates secrets with kryptor, inventory and gem drift with geminator, system patches with patchinator and deployment via AMI stages and continuous buildation. Result: rebuild-and-replace updates in minutes (10ish) and a five-person team managing the whole stack.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 12:32CRYPTAR
- 14:00GEMINATOR
- 15:41PATCHINATOR
- 18:36ALWAYS INTEGRATING
- 20:24DEPLOYINATOR
- 22:54A FEW ODDITIES....
- 25:00A FEW THINGS YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW
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