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RUBBING ON THE DEVOPS
DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATION TO AWS
ELASTIC BEANSTALK

DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
ABOUT ME
▸ Boyd Hemphill
▸ CTO - Victory CTO
▸ Community guy …
▸ Austin DevOps Meetup
▸ DevOps Days Austin
▸ Container Days Austin
▸ Docker Austin
▸ Been a Developer, DBA, and Operator.
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HEY BOYD, I MADE THIS THING.
RUB SOME DEVOPS ON IT AND
MAKE IT BETTER.
John Cunningham
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_VAGRANT_ + ANSIBLE
▸ Ease to onboard external help

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
_VAGRANT_ + ANSIBLE
▸ Ease to onboard external help
▸ Part of what we do is run a
contract shop

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
VAGRANT + _ANSIBLE_
▸ Infrastructure as Code

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
VAGRANT + _ANSIBLE_
▸ Infrastructure as Code
▸ Idempotent

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
VAGRANT + _ANSIBLE_
▸ Infrastructure as Code
▸ Idempotent
▸ Lowest learning curve

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
VAGRANT + _ANSIBLE_
▸ Infrastructure as Code
▸ Idempotent
▸ Lowest learning curve
▸ YAML

NOTE THE REASONING IS
ABOUT BUSINESS OUTCOMES,
NOT THE COOLEST TECH.
A. Devopski
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TRAVIS CI
▸ Build as Code

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
TRAVIS CI
▸ Build as Code
▸ Low learning curve

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
TRAVIS CI
▸ Build as Code
▸ Low learning curve
▸ Good security paradigm for
sensitive info.

NOTE TOOL SUPPORTS CORE
VALUES. SIMPLE, YAML,
INFRA/BUILD AS CODE.
A. Devopski
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S3
▸ _Simple_ Storage Solution

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
S3
▸ _Simple_ Storage Solution
▸ No need for dedicated artifact
store at this time.

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
S3
▸ _Simple_ Storage Solution
▸ No need for dedicated artifact
store at this time.
▸ Already included in the target
ecosystem.

NOTE TOOL SUPPORTS CORE
VALUES. SIMPLE, ALREADY
PRESENT IN ECOSYSTEM.
A. Devopski
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AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
▸ Simple

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AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
▸ Simple
▸ Developer focused

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
▸ Simple
▸ Developer focused
▸ Conﬁguration driven

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
▸ Simple
▸ Developer focused
▸ Conﬁguration driven
▸ PaaS with IaaS-like control

SIMPLE - YOU KEEP USING
THAT WORD
Inigo Montoya
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WHY THIS TOOL CHAIN?
▸ Our customers often do not have a tech team when we arrive.

OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
WHY THIS TOOL CHAIN?
▸ Our customers often do not have a tech team when we arrive.
▸ Simple, developer focused tools allow us to staff them with people
more focused on business problems.

TECHNICAL DEMONSTRATION
DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATION TO AWS
ELASTIC BEANSTALK

DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
ABOUT JOHN
▸ John Cunningham
▸ Founder - Victory CTO
▸ First Order Hacker …
▸ Pick-a-prof
▸ MyEdu
▸ Image processing
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DBA
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12. NOTE THE REASONING IS ABOUT BUSINESS OUTCOMES, NOT THE COOLEST TECH. A. Devopski OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK

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17. NOTE TOOL SUPPORTS CORE VALUES. SIMPLE, YAML, INFRA/BUILD AS CODE. A. Devopski OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK

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28. SIMPLE - YOU KEEP USING THAT WORD Inigo Montoya OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK

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30. OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK WHY THIS TOOL CHAIN? ▸ Our customers often do not have a tech team when we arrive. ▸ Simple, developer focused tools allow us to staff them with people more focused on business problems.

31. OVERVIEW - DEPLOYING PHP APPLICATIONS TO AWS ELASTIC BEANSTALK WHY THIS TOOL CHAIN? ▸ Our customers often do not have a tech team when we arrive. ▸ Simple, developer focused tools allow us to staff them with people more focused on business problems. ▸ Developer focused = everything is code.

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