Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·8 hours agoDay 74: Connecting EC2 with GrafanaββYou guys did an amazing job last day setting up Grafana on Local ππ Now, let's take one step ahead. Introduction: Grafana can be effectively utilized in conjunction with AWS EC2 instances for monitoring various aspects of your AWS infrastructure, a...Discuss#90daysofdevopschallenge
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·May 4, 2024Day 73: Setup Grafana in your local environment on AWS EC2.Hope you are now clear on the basics of Grafana, like why we use it, where we use it, what we can do with it, and so on. Now, let's do some practical stuff. Introduction: πGrafana is an open source interactive data-visualization platform created by ...Discuss#90daysofdevopschallenge
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·May 3, 2024Day71: Interview questions of Terraform β¨β¨π₯What is Terraform, and how is it different from other IaaC tools? Terraform is an open-source infrastructure as code (IaC) technology created by HashiCorp. It enables you to design and manage your infrastructure resources declaratively using a simple...Discuss#90daysofdevopschallenge
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·May 3, 2024Day 70 : Terraform ModulesIn this Article, we will dive into terraform modules and you will learn how to write and customize a terraform module and To create a project to launch an EC2 instance using terraform modules. Infrastructure as Code is first and foremost code, and a ...DiscussTerraform
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·May 3, 2024Day69: Meta-Arguments in TerraformIn the unique realm of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Terraform, understanding the concept of meta-arguments is critical. These meta-arguments, such as "count" and "for_each," play an important role in influencing how you define and maintain your...Discuss#90daysofdevopschallenge
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.devΒ·May 2, 2024Day68 : Scaling with Terraform βπUnderstanding Scaling: Auto Scaling in AWS is a feature that allows you to automatically adjust the capacity of your Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources based on the demand for your application or service. It is particularly useful for managing workl...Discuss#90daysofdevopschallenge
Nilkanth Mistrynilkanth1010.hashnode.devΒ·Apr 30, 2024Day 47 - AWS Elastic Beanstalkπ Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of AWS Elastic Beanstalk! This service makes deploying and scaling web applications a breeze. We'll also walk through deploying a small web application, in this case, the 2048-game, on Elastic Beanstalk...Discuss90 Days Of Devops ChallengesDevops
Nilkanth Mistrynilkanth1010.hashnode.devΒ·Apr 28, 2024π Day-46 - Set up CloudWatch alarms and SNS topic in AWSHey learners! π You've been diving into AWS services for at least the past 45 days. Ever thought about what happens if a service keeps charging you and you're unaware until your pocket money evaporates? π Well, it's time to take charge! Let's set u...Discuss90 Days Of Devops ChallengesDevops
Nilkanth Mistrynilkanth1010.hashnode.devΒ·Apr 27, 2024Day 45 - Setting Up WordPress on EC2 with MySQL RDS πToday, we're taking our DevOps skills to the next level by setting up WordPress on our EC2 instance, powered by MySQL RDS. Get ready for an exciting journey! π Step 5: Connect to RDS MySQL Instance π Install a MySQL client, such as mysql. π₯οΈ C...Discuss90 Days Of Devops ChallengesDevops
Nilkanth Mistrynilkanth1010.hashnode.devΒ·Apr 25, 2024Day 44: Relational Database Service in AWS πExploring Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) π Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is like having your own personal database guru in the cloud. It simplifies the task of setting up, operating, and scaling relational database...Discuss90 Days Of Devops ChallengesDevops