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The document discusses the problems solved at MyMusicTaste including multi-region deployment, microservices architecture, and single page applications. It introduced the speaker and their background with Mathpresso and MyMusicTaste. It then covered how they implemented multi-region databases, service orchestration, CI/CD pipelines, secret management, and server-side rendering for SEO with Lambda@Edge and CloudFront. The conclusion discussed further scaling of teams and solutions.

Technology

Agenda
1. Who am I?
2. The main problems we’ve solved
- Multi-Region deployment
- MSA (Orchestration, Service discovery, CI/CD, Secret management)
- SPA
3. Conclusion

Mathpresso - Backends Dev (Django)
MyMusicTaste - DataOps
MyMusicTaste - DevOps
Who am I?

Agenda
1. Who am I?
2. The main problems we solved
- Multi-Region deployment
- MSA (Orchestration, Service discovery, CI/CD, Secret management)
- SPA
3. Conclusion

Multi-region deployment
Top 5 countries our users are in are from all diﬀerent continents.
MMT is a truly global service.

Multi-region deployment
Database was our major concern
for us and multi region deployment

MSA
Polyglot programming
API Gateway registration
Getting secrets from vault cluster
Xray integration
…..etc..…

MSA
Cost of Fargate
ECS cluster with 342 running tasks
26 container instances of type m4.xlarge

MSA
Cost of Fargate
ECS: $3,806.40/month
Fargate: $4,930.87/month
A 30% increment in cost
for a similarly-sized cluster.

MSA
CI/CD
Build new Image of application
Push the latest image to ECR
Inject conﬁgurations to terraform
Create new revision task deﬁnition
Update ECS Service

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Getting secrets when the application is initialized

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The problems with s3 web hosting…
CORS, OG, SEO …. Etc
Should we build our server side rendering system?

SPA
Lambda@Edge
CloudFront
(mymusictaste.com)
SPA bucket
ALB
Ordered cache behaviour
Default cache behaviour

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(mymusictaste.com)
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Check headers
for recognizing bots
Build response
made of OG or SEO data
If request is from bots

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Check the URI is for JS ﬁles
Change the URI
from the path requested by user to index.html
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2. Agenda 1. Who am I? 2. The main problems we’ve solved - Multi-Region deployment - MSA (Orchestration, Service discovery, CI/CD, Secret management) - SPA 3. Conclusion

3. Mathpresso - Backends Dev (Django) MyMusicTaste - DataOps MyMusicTaste - DevOps Who am I?

10.

11. Managed Service

12.

13. Agenda 1. Who am I? 2. The main problems we solved - Multi-Region deployment - MSA (Orchestration, Service discovery, CI/CD, Secret management) - SPA 3. Conclusion

14.

15. Multi-region deployment Top 5 countries our users are in are from all diﬀerent continents. MMT is a truly global service.

16. Multi-region deployment Database was our major concern for us and multi region deployment

17. Multi-region deployment

18. Multi-region deployment

19. Multi-region deployment

20. Multi-region deployment

21. MSA

22. MSA Applications in the chaos

23. MSA

24. MSA

25. MSA Polyglot programming API Gateway registration Getting secrets from vault cluster Xray integration …..etc..…

26. MSA

27. MSA

28. MSA

29. MSA Fully managed container service

30. MSA Motivation to move to Fargate

31. MSA Constraints of Fargate

32. MSA Cost of Fargate ECS cluster with 342 running tasks 26 container instances of type m4.xlarge

33. MSA Cost of Fargate ECS: $3,806.40/month Fargate: $4,930.87/month A 30% increment in cost for a similarly-sized cluster.

34. MSA Service discovery

35. MSA CI/CD Build new Image of application Push the latest image to ECR Inject conﬁgurations to terraform Create new revision task deﬁnition Update ECS Service

36. MSA Secret management

37. MSA

38. MSA

39. MSA Getting secrets when the application is initialized

40. SPA

41. SPA The problems with s3 web hosting… CORS, OG, SEO …. Etc Should we build our server side rendering system?

42. SPA Lambda@Edge

43. SPA Lambda@Edge CloudFront (mymusictaste.com) SPA bucket ALB Ordered cache behaviour Default cache behaviour

44. SPA CloudFront (mymusictaste.com) Viewer request Viewer response Check headers for recognizing bots Build response made of OG or SEO data If request is from bots

45. SPA CloudFront (mymusictaste.com) SPA bucket Origin request Origin response Check the URI is for JS ﬁles Change the URI from the path requested by user to index.html If the URI is not for JS ﬁles

46. SPA CloudFront (mymusictaste.com) SPA bucket Origin request Origin response Check the URI is for JS ﬁles Change the URI from the path requested by user to index.html If the URI is not for JS ﬁles

47. Agenda 1. Who am I? 2. The main problems we solved - Multi-Region deployment - MSA (Orchestration, Service discovery, CI/CD, Secret management) - SPA 3. Conclusion

48. Conclusion

49. Conclusion

50. Conclusion

51. Conclusion scale out of teams ……

52. Conclusion

53. Conclusion

54. Conclusion Thanks for listening!

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