Something About Microservices - AWS & Azure Meetup Munich - 22.05.2018

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This is a short high level summary about different options to deploy microservices on top of AWS and Azure (sorry, the gifs are not working on SlideShare)

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richard zimmermann| aws & azure meetup 22.05.2018 | munich

300+
Finland | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | United Kingdom
Germany | Poland | Netherlands
consultants
architects
designers
supporters
resellers
developers

great new service:
synonymonymer
codename: the app

no server management
just write your code
scaling and availabilty
pay as you go
cold starts
limited runtimes & disk space
execution timeouts
cross connections
serverless

FROMfrolvlad/alpine-python3
ADDsynonymonymer.py /
RUN pip3 installflask requests
CMD[ "python3", "./synonymonymer.py" ]

aws ecs
aws eks
azure acs
azure aks
kubernetes as IaaS
azure acr
aws ecr
azure aciaws fargate

aws ecr create-repository …
aws ecr get-login…
docker login …
docker tag …
docker push …
az acr create …
az acr show …
az acr credentialshow …
docker login …
docker tag …
docker push …
azure acraws ecr

aws iaas azure aks
export …
kops create cluster…
kops edit …
kubectlcreate -f …
kubectlrun …
kubectlexpose deployment …
az ad sp create-for-rbac …
az aks create …
az aks get-credentials…
kubectlcreate secret …
kubectlapply -f …
kubectlexpose deployment …

azure aciaws fargate
prepare network, task definitionand iam role
aws ecs create-cluster…
aws ecs register-task-definition…
aws ecs create-service…
az container create …

state of the art technology
build complex environments
flexible
no cold starts
management overhead
complexity
costs
container

acs
aks
acr aci
functions
ecs
eks
ecr fargate
lambda
api gateway
iaas

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1. richard zimmermann| aws & azure meetup 22.05.2018 | munich

3. great new service: synonymonymer codename: the app

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12. no server management just write your code scaling and availabilty pay as you go cold starts limited runtimes & disk space execution timeouts cross connections serverless

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14. FROMfrolvlad/alpine-python3 ADDsynonymonymer.py / RUN pip3 installflask requests CMD[ "python3", "./synonymonymer.py" ]

15. aws ecs aws eks azure acs azure aks kubernetes as IaaS azure acr aws ecr azure aciaws fargate

16. aws ecs aws eks azure acs azure aks kubernetes as IaaS azure acr aws ecr azure aciaws fargate

17. aws ecr create-repository … aws ecr get-login… docker login … docker tag … docker push … az acr create … az acr show … az acr credentialshow … docker login … docker tag … docker push … azure acraws ecr

18. aws ecs aws eks azure acs azure aks kubernetes as IaaS azure acr aws ecr azure aciaws fargate

19. aws iaas azure aks export … kops create cluster… kops edit … kubectlcreate -f … kubectlrun … kubectlexpose deployment … az ad sp create-for-rbac … az aks create … az aks get-credentials… kubectlcreate secret … kubectlapply -f … kubectlexpose deployment …

20. aws ecs aws eks azure acs azure aks kubernetes as IaaS azure acr aws ecr azure aciaws fargate

21. azure aciaws fargate prepare network, task definitionand iam role aws ecs create-cluster… aws ecs register-task-definition… aws ecs create-service… az container create …

22. state of the art technology build complex environments flexible no cold starts management overhead complexity costs container

23. acs aks acr aci functions ecs eks ecr fargate lambda api gateway iaas

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