AWS Beanstalk and Docker Meets DrupalĢ5% of the US government’s sites are using Drupal as their platform, from publishing to Open Data Applications, and some media giants like CNN and Al Jazeera are already in engaged on this platform. This is just one of the reasons why Drupal is one of the most reliable content management framework out there.Ī couple of weeks ago, X-Team launched our Alpha version of drush_deployment module, an extended feature of Drush (the “swiss army knife of Drupal”). Now, developers with AWS accounts can take advantage of features like EC2, RDS (including fully-managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server databases), and IAM. Packaging applications as Docker images makes them portable, reliable, easy to share with others and simple to test. It wasn’t until recently that a massive number of developers started to contribute to the project because Docker simplified and rocketed their development workflow and efficiency. Seven months ago, Docker was a rather unknown project. It was also a breakthrough in a conflict between developers and operations, where projects were being compromised because it takes a long time to provision servers and set up environments, thus developers waste time waiting for a server to get up and running before they can start deploying their apps on those servers. VirtualBox, VMware or Vagrant) was a milestone for developers.
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Knowing how to create instances from a wide variety of hypervisors (e.g. Most developers right now are excited for automated deployments. What interested me most is Docker Integration with AWS Beanstalk in a Drupal environment. Once your application is up in the cloud, Elastic Beanstalk will provision, monitor, and scale capacity, and you also have the option to load balance all incoming requests across all your instances. It was great to get a glimpse at Amazon Elastic Beanstalk + Docker, presented by Markku Lepisto, AWS Principal technologist at DrupalCamp Manila 2014 last month.Įlastic Beanstalk has been getting popular for deploying and managing applications in the AWS cloud.
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