A cloud-config file is a special script that is used to define configuration details for your server as it is being brought online for the first time. These are often used for completing common tasks that a user would normally have to log into the server to accomplish. In this guide, we will run through how to do some initial configuration of an Ubuntu 14.04 server using a cloud-config file with our metadata service.
In this the cloud provider article, we talk about the necessary tools for Python application distribution. We go over the key steps to allow readers to package their own useful libraries, modules, or applications — which should help them with deploying project on droplets or sharing on the internet.
In this tutorial, you will deploy an example Go web application with gorilla/mux as the request router and Nginx as the web server, all inside Docker containers, orchestrated by Docker Compose. You’ll use nginx-proxy with the Let’s Encrypt add-on as the reverse proxy.
[Rancher](https://rancher.com/) is a popular open-source container management platform, version 2.0 incorporates Kubernetes. This tutorial goes through setting up multi-node deployments using Rancher, Kubernetes, and Docker Machine on Ubuntu 18.04.
In this second article of the CI/CD with Kubernetes series, you will preview two Kubernetes-specific tools that have been developed to manage cloud native CI/CD: the Helm package manager and the Jenkins X pipeline automation tool. In order to effectively reduce error and organize complexity in application deployment, CI/CD systems must include robust tooling for package management/deployment and the creation of a development pipeline with automated testing.
Apache Tomcat is a web server and servlet container that is used to serve Java applications. Tomcat is an open source implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies, released by the Apache Software Foundation. This tutorial covers the basic installation and some configuration of the latest release of Tomcat 8 on your Ubuntu 14.04 server.
This tutorial aims to provide the reader with a simplified, basic setup of an operable Salt Cloud master server. Users can then use this employ to automate the process of creating 1, 2 or a fleet of cloud servers.
This the cloud provider Blueprint article was written by Sebastian Gierlinger, a Senior DevOps Engineer at Ghost. It covers the steps that were taken to migrate the Ghost(Pro) infrastructure from dedicated servers to cloud servers. In each step, Sebastian will discuss the challenges that were faced, how each challenge was solved, and why each solution was chosen. He’ll also provide links to relevant resources that he found to be helpful.
the cloud provider’s App Platform is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) product that lets you configure and deploy applications from a source repository. This can be a quick and efficient way to deploy your React applications, and if you are using React to build a site with no backend, you can use App Platform’s free tier. In this tutorial, you will create a React app with Create React App, push it to GitHub, then deploy it to App Platform for a quick continuous deployment option.
By following this tutorial, you will deploy a Laravel application automatically without any downtime. To do this, you will prepare the local development environment from which you’ll deploy code and then configure a production server with Nginx and a MySQL database to serve the application.
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