Oh, and another interesting topic is credential management. I am currently using a mixture of HashiCorp’s Vault and Jenkins build-in credentials management. It’s not the most elegant solution, but it works.
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minhajuddin
I am planning to cover this, It is a bit tricky with docker but we’ve found a good way to do it using AWS SSM 
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xpg
I’m looking forward to reading more about that 
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To be honest, I haven’t really looked into AWS SSM. It’s a daunting task to get a good overview of all AWS services.
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mkunikow
minhajuddin
ECS does this out of the box, it spins up new containers and drains the old containers and then shuts them down 
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minhajuddin
ECS and Fargate are very similar, only Fargate is actually easier to setup because you don’t need to setup a cluster. I’ll try and add that in I think at the current price points having a cluster and ECS is better cost wise. If you can afford it Fargate is definitely better maintenance wise. Another advantage of using ECS is having the ability to use spot instances in your cluster (at least for non prod) thereby cutting a lot of costs.
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YukiUmetsu
I’m very interested! I am working on my size project and had hard time deploying the app when I first tried to deploy. I am currently using a service called nanobox but definitely interested in other deployment methods.
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rodmclaughlin
I’m trying to find somewhere which will enable me to deploy a Phoenix application which talks to the Bitcoin daemon running on the same machine. As I understand it, cloud services like AWS recreate the file system every time you redeploy your app. This makes it unrealistic to deploy the app I am trying to build. I wonder if anyone has any idea of a solution to this problem. Thanks.
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