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- 1. Floating on a cloud: dev env. on AWS Prashant Kandathil Co-Founder @ Tech Samurais prashant@techsamurais.com
- 2. Overview
- 4. Background
- 5. Varied Skills 7 Front-end devs 4 Full stack devs 1 Dev-ops
- 6. Hardware Works on low powered machines
- 7. Different Operating Systems 40% 50% 10%
- 8. Task @ Hand
- 9. Product vs Project Multiple project streams for one product Framework Usage Billing Registration Self Serve telus.com
- 10. Devs/project ~3 devs / project x 4 streams = 12 devs
- 11. Config requirements No local configuration
- 12. Prototyping requirements Easily prototype new technologies
- 13. Speed requirements Switch easily between dev and testing
- 14. Flexible workstyle requirements Work from home or the office
- 15. Solution
- 16. Major Tech
- 17. Remote Development Code is synced to AWS on save AWS
- 18. Grunt and Bash scripts Run action based on file type .scss .js Grunt language file bash script .css valid.js loaded into cache
- 19. Code structure Smart syncing of files Framework > controllers >> framework >>> files.php AWS telus.com > controllers >> framework >>> files.php >> billing >>> files.php >> registration >>> files.php >> usage >>> files.php Usage > controllers >> usage >>> files.php Billing > controllers >> billing >>> files.php Registration > controllers >> registration >>> files.php
- 20. WFH or Office App is public. Protected with auth
- 21. Managed Environments Dev-Ops or senior devs build & manage AWS
- 22. Scaling Nginx Config server { listen 80; server_name ~^(?<user>.+).servername.domainname.com$; . . . location ~ index.php { if ( -d /home/$user/uss/docroot ) { root /home/$user/uss/docroot; } fastcgi_index index.php; include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE "error_log="/data/log/nginx/$user-error.log"";
- 23. Deployment Flow Start Download git repo Run init script smart sync code visit url End development testing select env
- 24. Trial new tech Ansible to install apps. Git feature branches with new tech
- 25. Issues with Vagrant Setting up Vagrant - Virtual Machine BIOS setting - Bandwidth issues downloading large VMs - CPU intensive
- 26. Conclusion
- 27. AWS for dev and testing Managed environments Init scripts and smart sync Grunt & Bash on sync
- 28. Questions