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Revision as of 21:55, 25 March 2017
Deployment is about getting the infrastructure you need, and getting it all ready/set/go for launching and running lots of services.
You can do this on a small scale, as I've documented in a couple of places:
- Deployment/New Node Checklist (new procedure)
- Droplet (old but still useful procedure)
- Geodroplet (old but still useful procedure)
Tooling:
- If you are going from bare metal to basic functional systems, can use things like Puppet or Chef. Back in the day it was Norton Ghost. Or a classroom filled with laptops that you installed an OS onto by hand.
Basic functional system to running apps and services by using Docker and Docker containers.
- Docker/Dockerhub (docker hub is where you get your containers)
- Docker/Basics (this is how you run your containers)
- Docker/Boats (boats are the groups of containers that I assemble for different purposes)