AWS Summit Paris 2017 : DevOps in a container world
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This document discusses using containers and AWS services like ECS, ECR, EFS, and Consul for a DevOps workflow. It shows an architecture diagram of using public subnets, NAT gateways, ECS, EFS file systems, and Redis. It then demonstrates updating to a new version (blue) by deploying containers to ECS from ECR. Finally, it discusses testing new versions and feature flipping using Consul to control routing and enabled features between versions.
AWS Summit Paris 2017 : DevOps in a container world
- 1. © 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Laurent Bernaille, D2SI @lbernail 27/06/2017 DEVOPS in a container world Demo
- 2. Vote: http://summit.awsdemo.d2-si.eu Architecture 2 ECS Bastion Public subnets NAT GW Public subnets Public subnets UI SRV SRV SRV ECS ECS EFS file system EFS Mount target EFS Mount target EFS Mount target /mnt/efs /mnt/efs /mnt/efs/redis Reg Reg Reg Redis Reverse Proxy Reverse Proxy AppApp
- 3. Updating: Deploy new version (blue) ECS Bastion Public subnets NAT GW Public subnets Public subnets UI SRV SRV SRV ECS ECS EFS file system EFS Mount target EFS Mount target EFS Mount target /mnt/efs /mnt/efs /mnt/efs/redis Reg Reg Reg Redis Reverse Proxy Reverse Proxy AppApp Amazon ECR App App
- 4. Test and switch using Consul Reverse Proxy Reverse Proxy AppApp App App routes/vote: green X-color = blue?
- 5. Feature flipping with consul Reverse Proxy Reverse Proxy AppApp App App routes/vote: blue features/containerid/blue features/banner/blue Which features are enabled?
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