I´m planning a new web-project and want to implement node.js microservices. Now I´ve read a lot and found out that it will be a recommended way to do that with docker/kubernetes for availability and scaling.
It will be my first project and a have a lot of question now. Hopefully the community helps me out a bit with it:
Kubernetes-Cluster:
One of my first questions is the cluster. What is the best way to start with the cluster? Azure AKS is mostly used in web-tutorials, but isn´t it possible to start with an own server installing Docker and Kubernetes via a webhosting?
My biggest problem is that I don´t know to to calculate prices on Azure. For me it is clear that the cluster hasn´t any costs, but how do I calculate VM and Traffic.
And what about having a lot of API´s, should be each API an own AKS-Service on Azure = 1 VM which is 24 hours up and running?
It should be a webproject, all API´s must be available 24 hours.
Has anyone experiences with using Azure AKS with an similar project and has some explanations for me.
If it is possible with an webhosting package, has someone a tutorial how to start with it?
Thanks to all for help, hopefully there is someone to clarify some points for me.
According to #Bricktop -Please start using Kubernetes to get practice:
Locally:
Minikube
Kubeadm
In cloud (please create free account) you can find more details below:
Gcloud
Azure
AWS
After getting some knowledge about your solution, how it works what resources are necessary (related to this project - please use monthly billings provided by the Cloud-provider of your choice. You can use also "Pricing Calculator" from the official websites.
Hope this help
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I'm trying to use the ealstic stack as a SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solution and came across a lot of issues that I couldn't solve:
1 - with the new elastic 8.5 is the logstach still part of the stack or can I replace it with the elasticsearch ingest pipelines and the elastic agent which push the logs directly to ealsticsearch ?
2 - is the new version of elastic security good enough as a SIEM solution or do i need to integrate another open source security solution ? if so which ones could help me for optimal performance ?
as elastic documentation is a bit complicated if there is any other useful content and resources please share with me
I need to create a Pulsar cluster in a completely automatic way. First, the machines are created, then the software is installed. I am looking for such a solution, but the examples available on the internet relate to aws. In the book https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=eYBTEAAAQBAJ there are links to git repo with an example that has been removed (https://github.com/josep2/pulsar-ias). Maybe someone has these files, or knows a tutorial about this topic. I'm a beginner in Azure and containers so forgive me if the question is silly.
Hello to the Best Community ever!
I'm facing some performance problems with Azure SQL elastic pool. Thank you for reading!
The picture... i'm migrating to Azure our systems. Part of our core business is written in 32 bits applications. I believed that the Azure Sql elastic pool would be a good choice, but the performance run down x3. I think that the problem is how these 32bits apps negotiate the connection with the database. Also tried several MS's ODBCs and third party drivers. Devart´s one, for example. Without success. XS
I'm writing this hoping someone had the same issue and solved it. MS don't give us much support and refactoring the code is not an option right now.
The walkthrought is to install several virtual machines with sql servers and re-migrate from elastic pool. But that would take more time including replannification.
I hope this is all about configuration and/or finding the correct driver...
I hope this thread finds you.
Thank you!
Could anyone help me to understand blades, racks, clusters in azure and how they are related. Not sure from where to start.
its a cloud platform. there are no blades,racks and clusters. there are resources. you dont care about underlying hardware.
only thing that matters - Fault and Upgrade domains. Read here.
Compared to plain vanilla PhP/MySQL, what's the upside of Cloud?
A typical block of contents would be approximately 30,000 snippets of text, each 300 characters or less in length.
I'm looking at some good documents on buckets and objects and wondering if there's any reason for me to dive into all that.
Just a rough idea would be appreciated. Am I barking up the wrong tree even thinking of Cloud for this?
p.s. just guessing: is the way to go to run MySQL in the Cloud?
It will depend on the cloud service you choose. On the cloud you can choose between an IaaS, a PaaS or a SaaS.
On an IaaS you will get an infrastructure as a service where you need to install MySQL, the web server, ...
On a PaaS, all these services could be enabled just with click of your mouse and you will just use the service without taking care of the config or the installation process.
This blog article will give you an idea about how to use a MySQL database on a PaaS.
Regarding the web server, for PHP could be something really easy like zip your project and use a command to deploy your application without any config. See here an example.