In bookmarks – production readiness checklist.
Very good job by Gruntwork !
Production Readiness Checklist
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Amazon EKS Workshop
I really hesitated to post about Amazon EKS workshop, but this one is really looking good and it is free and open source!
Going through workshop you will learn how:
- Setup manager kubernetes cluster in AWS
- Spin up services and deploy micro services
- Autoscaling
- Deployment with Helm charts
- Continuous integration and continuous deployment
- Monitoring and logging
- Istio service mesh
First class incident response process
If you don’t have incident response process the chances are that sooner than later you will need one.
To understand where to start check out this first class incident response process documentation. It cover:
- how to prepare to incident
- what actions to take during incident
- what are post incident steps
Kubernetes Ingress controllers – spreadsheet
Nice spreadsheet of all types of ingress controllers available for Kubernetes. Details are very well explained in Steven Acreman post.
Undocumented locust load API calls
Hey folks,
today I found that locust load do support API calls, so you can grab statistics and manage it’s execution.
If you like me hear about it first time here is few examples:
Start locust task
curl -XPOST $LOCUST_URL/swarm -d"locust_count=100&hatch_rate=10"
Get stats
curl $LOCUST_URL/stats/requests
Stop locust task
curl $LOCUST_URL/stop
All requests API endpoints can be found in locust source code on github
Another useful feature which is worth to mention is locust extension ability.
Using it you can add your own routes to API
from locust import web
@web.app.route("/added_page")
def my_added_page():
return "Another page"
Unlike API calls extensions is documented.
Happy coding everyone!