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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. Architecture Overview The accompanying diagram illustrates the architecture of our deployed infrastructure, showcasing the relationships between key components.

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AWS Microservices Architecture – Enabling Faster Application Development

RapidValue

In an effort to avoid the pitfalls that come with monolithic applications, Microservices aim to break your architecture into loosely-coupled components (or, services) that are easier to update independently, improve, scale and manage. Key Features of Microservices Architecture. Microservices Architecture on AWS.

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

Kentik

At scale, and primarily when carried out in cloud and hybrid-cloud environments, these distributed, service-oriented architectures and deployment strategies create a complexity that can buckle the most experienced network professionals when things go wrong, costs need to be explained, or optimizations need to be made.

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Canary vs blue-green deployment to reduce enterprise downtime

CircleCI

Now, continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines that automate application build, test, and deployment help keep environments up as much as possible, and speed up the deployment process. Your application and deployment architecture plays a key role in minimizing or even eliminating deployment downtime.

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Preparing your team for continuous deployment

CircleCI

Your application’s architecture and the amount of downtime when releasing new versions can affect deployment frequency. The next sections of this article explore some of these to give some background for deciding on continuous deployment options. Flexible architecture. There is no requirement to use a particular tool or process.

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Blue-Green Deployments: A Definition and Introductory Guide

LaunchDarkly

This deployment process involves creating two identical instances of a production app behind a load balancer. At any given time, one app is responding to user traffic, while the other app receives constant updates from your team’s continuous integration (CI) server. The blue environment is live. Current state.

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AIOps and our Robot Kubernetes Kops

Linux Academy

The popularity of agile development, continuous integration, and continuous delivery has brought levels of automation that rival anything preciously known. N-Tier architectures and micro-services applications must be tuned for performance. So the question is now not whether to deploy, but when, where, why and how?