Infrastructure Therapy

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The document discusses different infrastructure options for companies including startups. It recommends Heroku and similar platforms for startups due to their ease of use and scalability. As companies grow and have more stable needs, moving to infrastructure like AWS, GCP, or bare metal is suggested. Kubernetes is presented as a good option for container orchestration. Having an SRE/DevOps team to manage infrastructure is advised when moving beyond simple platforms. Public clouds are best for undefined growth while bare metal is better for planned needs.

Software

Infrastructure
TheRay
*
LjutiMaksovci
&
t Ki*netso

Infrastructure
is
always considered
last
⑯

What will we
talk
about?
v X
what kind of entrRpRise-Level
infrastructure projects
to use and &
when?
custom
edge
cases

Who is this talk
fOR?
All software
engineers
O -
this should
!!! be burnt in a
head of
your
especially CTO
team-Leads
.....

Startup
·
you
need it
running t
yesterday
·
you
are
basically doing an
experiment
.
your
team is
all

2 main Reasons
Real
A ↓ obvious
Technical
limitations Money

2 main Reasons
Real
A ↓ obvious
Technical
limitations
-------
Money
-
technical
limitations

Useful metric to
check
yourself
"AWs"(aka publond)
"Heroku
7 price
pRice I
DevOps price

What to consider
next
- ↳
Public BaR&
Clouds
metal
AWS
CCP
AzuR
-..

IF · "seasonal loads
OR
· undefined
growth
Rate
THEN:
Public clouds

Public clouds
PROS cons
2. Scalability" 1.
Pricing (still
2. EasieR HA 2. Possible vendor-lock
3. Faster
involvement
time

IF AND
· stable loads
· business model allows
you to plan your
infRa
at least a
year
ahead
AND
·
DevOps/SRE team
THEN:
Bake metal
setup

💪 Bake metal
infrastructure
PROS
Cons
Performance
$ peR dolla
Overall
performance

💪 Bake metal
infrastructure
PROS
Cons
Performance
$ peR dolla
everything
Overall else
performance
i
tess . . .

Bake metal
infrastructure
Cons
Not scalable t
at all
Implaning
every 18
Requires a ton
yourse
of
specific
additional Dias
knowledge chantial
slow

How to
manage
your
infrastructure
outside "Heroku"
?

should we Stay on
HiRC "Hepoku"
SRE
& ↓ a
whatever...
⑰
grow
I search
&
A
~ foR
the products

should we Stay on
HiRC "Hepoku"
SRE
↓ ↓ whatever...
⑰ &
? search
&
gROw foR
A
the products
It's a business problem

consider
Kubernetes
You
will, most likely,
Run
Docker
want
to
containers
anyway!

Kubernetes
PROS
Cons
1. Reduces vendor-Locks
2.The most mature
⑮
container
orchestrator
3. HA and
self-healing
a."Moar!" deploy consistency it's
scaRY
5. Public clouds have it
6. You can run it
on bare metal

Developers don't
need to know
the whole k8s!

There are
only
kinds of problems
d ↓
Business Technical

"Startup"
- ↓
Bones
it "Heroku"it, technical
problems
↓
Ba if HiRe an SRE/
metal
-model DevOps team
. business
set
up allows
if "unsure"
·
your team
2 ↓
has the knowledge
Public
clouds

Thank
you
Kik
How to find me:
I
TG:
dr_agon
e-mail:
dragonsmithhey.com

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2. Infrastructure TheRay * LjutiMaksovci & t Ki*netso

3. Infrastructure is always considered last ⑯

4. What will we talk about? v X what kind of entrRpRise-Level infrastructure projects to use and & when? custom edge cases

5. Who is this talk fOR? All software engineers O - this should !!! be burnt in a head of your especially CTO team-Leads .....

6. Startup · you need it running t yesterday · you are basically doing an experiment . your team is all

7. Your best options = Heroku Fly.i0 Rende

8. When to move further? -

9. 2 main Reasons Real I obvious

10. 2 main Reasons Real ↑ ↓ obvious e Money

11. 2 main Reasons Real A ↓ obvious Technical limitations Money

12. 2 main Reasons Real A ↓ obvious Technical limitations ------- Money - technical limitations

13. Useful metric to check yourself "AWs"(aka publond) "Heroku 7 price pRice I DevOps price

14. What to consider next - ↳ Public BaR& Clouds metal AWS CCP AzuR -..

15. IF · "seasonal loads OR · undefined growth Rate THEN: Public clouds

16. Public clouds PROS cons 2. Scalability" 1. Pricing (still 2. EasieR HA 2. Possible vendor-lock 3. Faster involvement time

17. IF AND · stable loads · business model allows you to plan your infRa at least a year ahead AND · DevOps/SRE team THEN: Bake metal setup

18. 💪 Bake metal infrastructure PROS Cons Performance $ peR dolla Overall performance

19. 💪 Bake metal infrastructure PROS Cons Performance $ peR dolla everything Overall else performance i tess . . .

20. Bake metal infrastructure Cons Not scalable t at all Implaning every 18 Requires a ton yourse of specific additional Dias knowledge chantial slow

21. How to manage your infrastructure outside "Heroku" ?

22. Get yourselfin SRE DevOps %""""

23. Is that expensive?

24. tite? WRong question!

25. should we Stay on HiRC "Hepoku" SRE & ↓ a whatever... ⑰ grow I search & A ~ foR the products

26. should we Stay on HiRC "Hepoku" SRE ↓ ↓ whatever... ⑰ & ? search & gROw foR A the products It's a business problem

27. consider Kubernetes You will, most likely, Run Docker want to containers anyway!

28. enginee Engines - after using K8S k8S

29. Kubernetes PROS Cons 1. Reduces vendor-Locks 2.The most mature ⑮ container orchestrator 3. HA and self-healing a."Moar!" deploy consistency it's scaRY 5. Public clouds have it 6. You can run it on bare metal

30. Developers don't need to know the whole k8s!

31. There are only kinds of problems d ↓ Business Technical

32. "Startup" - ↓ Bones it "Heroku"it, technical problems ↓ Ba if HiRe an SRE/ metal -model DevOps team . business set up allows if "unsure" · your team 2 ↓ has the knowledge Public clouds

33. Thank you Kik How to find me: I TG: dr_agon e-mail: dragonsmithhey.com

34. Questions, you have? ---- - - /i

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