Deploying Complex Microservice Apps Using PMKFT [A How To Guide]

Written by vamsi.chemitiganti | Published 2020/03/27
Tech Story Tags: microservices | kubernetes | redis | how-to-deploy-redis-cluster | how-to-expose-redis-cluster | kubectl-delete-statements | redis-top-story | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR The idea is to make you more comfortable with the Platform9 platform and to show you how you can leverage it for more advanced scenarios. In this example we are going to see deployment of: a Redis master, multiple Redis slaves and a guestbook application that uses Redis as a store. The guestbook app will be looking for a host service to connect to with that name. We use the kubectl tool to create a deployment spec for the Redis cluster. We can use a Deployment or a StatefulSet to define 3 instances:.iateiate the cluster as redis-master here.iate the service spec: redis.service.ymlvia the TL;DR App

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Written by vamsi.chemitiganti | Chief Strategist at Platform9 (www.platform9.com)
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/03/27