Log message #4204584

# At Username Text
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:18 adam282 If you’re running a simple CakePHP application that’s high trafficked and cannot be cached, I would use an Elastic Load Balancer on the frontend, directing traffic to the back EC2 instances and then using AWS RDS (MySQL, Aurora, MariaDB, etc) for the database. You can also use AWS ElasticSearch or whatever other services you need behind that.
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:17 challgren Like build it and push it to ecr
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:17 challgren Yeah but to deploy the container
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:16 adam282 Well, that’s because you wouldn’t update the code inside the container, you would build a new container and distribute that.
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:16 challgren And there's like no ci/cd so it's all manual
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:14 challgren I'll pm you @adam282
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:14 adam282 Figures.
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:14 challgren The previous dev left no docs and the ones he did was all environment vars he kept locally
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:14 adam282 I know AWS enough, not sure if it’s enough to help you but I would need read-only access to the AWS account to see how it’s all configured.
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:13 adam282 Sounds like you need an AWS Administrator
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:13 challgren It costs us like 500 a month for this thing
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:13 challgren I honestly don't know I know ecr, ec2 and maybe ecs there's a load balancer and crap
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:12 adam282 The container is running a stripped down version of *NIX
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:12 adam282 @challgren you mean ECS, right? Elastic Container Service? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/instance-connect.html
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:12 javier.villanueva thanks admad and challgren
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:11 challgren Damm, I inherited a project and can't figure out how to view the logs and change the ecr image on ec2
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:10 adam282 I am an AWS DevOps Engineer (not certified yet) but haven’t done much with AWS ECR.
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:09 challgren Anyone play with ecr and ec2?
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:08 challgren Don't fix it if it ain't broke!
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:08 challgren Maybe I'll do it, I use it in my QBO site but it's like 3.0
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:06 admad yeah so if someone wants to try it out just turn of deprecation warnings in app and give in a shot. And if you decide to use it submit a PR to update deprecated methods :slightly_smiling_face:
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:05 challgren That's what I'm thinking
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:05 admad Sti should still work just fine except for use of deprecated methods
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:04 challgren Ah ok, I'm guessing it needs a 3.8 fix
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:04 admad UseMuffin was started by me and jadb. He made most of the initial plugins. I maybe not used some of them but do maintaince
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:03 javier.villanueva xD yes
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:02 challgren You committed to it and are listed as an author
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:01 javier.villanueva ok thanks
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:01 admad you can also checkout https://github.com/robotusers/cakephp-table-inheritance
# Sep 20th 2019, 08:00 admad i never used it so don't know what state it's in
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:59 javier.villanueva Sti is deprecated?
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:59 admad @challgren what? i havent been paying attention in the channel
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:52 javier.villanueva thanks @conehead too
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:47 conehead Or just use an abstract object?
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:47 challgren Its a bit old I wonder if its deprecated now @admad
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:47 javier.villanueva @challgren thanks i read it
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:47 challgren https://github.com/UseMuffin/Sti
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:46 challgren @javier.villanueva STI
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:45 javier.villanueva can someone advise me? I want to create similar entities (workorders) with little differences, for example workorders_development, workorders_marketing, workorders_financial, ... Any advice or documentation about this type of model design in cakephp?
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:40 conehead Yeh might do that was well. Although I think it should be configurable somehow
# Sep 20th 2019, 07:38 spriz I'm running our app on `localhost:8080` without issues :slightly_smiling_face: