We’ve decided to do a more in-depth article on additional cost-cutting measures apart from those described in a previous article. Please keep in mind this isn’t the way to do it ™, because in a perfect world everyone would have cost-tags in place in every resource created, preferably via your-favourite-Infrastructure-as-Code strategy, which would make everyone’s […]
A VPC Endpoint is a service that enables you to have selected AWS Services on your VPC. It has several advantages, as it allows finer-grained control access to your resources and avoids traffic through the Internet, which you’ll pay for. In a typical Web Application, Amazon S3 is used to store static assets, such as […]
We’ll be at AWS Summit Madrid for networking, attending technical sessions and looking at real world case studies. Reach us: rmo at eurotux.com or blc at eurotux.com on Chime, or +351919475934 Written by Ricardo Oliveira
This looks like something out of Captain Obvious journal, but in fact is one of the ways we’ve been helping some customers cutting costs on AWS: stop them from spending. Usually we have access to an invoice which looks somewhat like the following: AWS Service Charges: CloudFront $2400 CloudTrail $901 CloudWatch $124 Data Transfer $4901 […]
In this post I will try to describe a Kubernetes 3.11 test install on our servers. Its main purpose is to allow the team to have more in-depth knowledge of Kubernetes and its building blocks as we are currently implementing OpenShift Origin and Amazon EKS. The goal is to implement something along the lines of: […]
We’re always searching new ways of implementing CI/CD at Eurotux, and in this post I’ll describe one of those by leveraging 3 components that we are using in our customers: Gitlab Terraform Openshift Application The application we wanted to deploy is Fess Enterprise Search Server , (“Fess is Elasticsearch-based search server”) and we use it to scan […]
Currently playing with Red Hat’s Kubernetes flavour – OpenShift – as a strategy to be cloud-agnostic, as well as extending capacity throughout public cloud and/or on-premises. Written by Ricardo Oliveira
