Meng Fu
In the age of digital transformation, organizations are striving to transform their infrastructure in order to improve their software delivery performance so that they can bring new products and ideas to market faster than ever before. Organizations are achieving these goals by embracing DevOps - but what exactly is DevOps? Let’s dive in.
Everything on the Internet whether it be application code or content needs to be fetched from a server somewhere. So with 'going serverless' being the latest trend, you may be asking yourself how you can have an application that is completely serverless. The main difference with serverless is that the management and operations of the infrastructure are abstracted. This abstraction allows developers to focus on development and building apps that deliver value to the end users faster. This way, you don’t have to deal with the fuss of managing, maintaining, scaling, or provisioning servers. That’s where hosting in Azure Storage comes in.
Have you ever wondered what it would take to have a Node.js application deployed to AWS? And how much longer it would take to build out a highly available, redundant environment with failover capabilities that supports zero downtime deployments? In this tutorial, we will create a highly available and fault-tolerant architecture for deploying a Node.js application. We will then integrate this with Elastic Beanstalk and build out a CI/CD pipeline to support a smoother and faster development process.