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Docker: strategy-advise for a rookie

I am VERY new to Docker and I looking for a confirmation of my views and my usage of Docker in my use-cases. I'll try it with examples: I have a T3 application. Every tier is a basic requirement (lets say persistence with postgres, application with…
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What is the Maven versioning strategy for Continuous Delivery or Deployment?

At the moment, we're doing "traditional" deployment, where every couple of weeks, we roll a release. We rely on Semantic Versioning, which has worked well for us. However, we now want to release faster, using Jenkins Pipelines etc, but I'm not sure…
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Jenkins UUIDs ... oh the humanity

I have an environment block environment { SUITE_RUN_ID = UUID.randomUUID().toString() SMOKE_CMD = "runtests.sh SUITE_RUN_ID=${SUITE_RUN_ID}" FAILED_TESTS = "output_rerun_info.rb SUITE_RUN_ID=${SUITE_RUN_ID}" } When I use SMOKE_CMD and…
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Why don't the instances in the auto-scaling group get assigned public ip addresses unless it's a default vpc?

I'm trying to migrate our deployment process over to aws code deploy (by following instructions here:https://pionect.nl/autoscaling-aws-laravel-codedeploy-opsworks-chef-automation/). When I'm creating the auto-scaling group, I selected the same vpc…
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Amazon EKS from local kubectl does not cache MFA token/session

I have set up an EKS cluster in AWS. My user-account there is secured with MFA. And I have an assumerole, that is allowed to manage my infrastructure. So I installed and configured my system as stated in the AWS userguide:…
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Directory structure - how do I upload it as-is to an artifactory?

I am new to Artifactory, and I wonder how to upload a directory structure containing many different binaries -- keeping the structure intact -- to an artifactory?
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Should we name names in a blameless post-mortem/retrospective?

We want our post-mortems to be blameless. Recently someone included this statement in a post-mortem report: On DATE, PERSONMAME did code a fix (link), but forgot to merge it to master It was suggest that to be "blameless" we shouldn't include…
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Multi platform test on Travis-CI using Docker

I am trying to write my .travis.yml to perform multi platform test on Travis-CI using Docker. The platforms I want to test on: Ubuntu 14.04 Ubuntu 16.04 Debian 8 Debian 9 The whole concept in a nutshell is (for all 4 distros): docker pull…
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Access vault secret from bash script

I am looking for help on a direction on where to go from here. I have a Hasicorp Vault server running and accessible over DNS (local). I need to have a script get a secret from it then use that secret. I am not sure where to go from there. I know I…
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docker volumes on cifs share cause permission disaster

I have a small vm running docker it only has a 20gig SSD which is more than enough for the OS + SWAP + Docker and the container images. But now I want to run a nextcloud docker image on that host. Because of the lack of space I mounted a cifs share…
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Preventing an IAM user from overriding launch template parameters on RunInstance

I'm trying to set up an IAM policy that allows a user to run an instance (ec2:RunInstances), but only from a specific launch template - and without making any changes to that launch template's parameters. The relevant section of my policy looks like…
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Trade offs of putting an international master database in us-west-2

I'm hoping this isn't so open ended that it veers towards a "discussion" more than an "answerable" question. I need to place an RDS Postgres instance in an AWS region that will act as the master DB for writes from all other regions. Those regions…
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Using docker-compose, what's the recommended way to handle different sets of containers for dev and prod?

I'm creating a webapp with a python backend, Nginx as the server, and Vue as my frontend web framework. When deploying to production, I build an nginx container that, on build, compiles all my frontend code into minified static files it can serve…
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Ansible service module running state utility

Ansible v2.5 introduced a new "running" state for the service module, the doc is not saying anything about it. started/stopped are idempotent actions that will not run commands unless necessary. restarted will always bounce the service. reloaded…
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kubernetes cluster node with 4cpu can't hold two pods with 2cpu

I have a Kubernetes Cluster on GCE (Google Cloud Engine) (Also called GKE - Google Kubernetes Engine). The Cluster is configured to have 4cpu per node. The pods I am using request 2cpu. I expect to be able to have 2 pods per node. But instead each…
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