This is the fifth part of the Deploy Rails in Amazon ECS post. It's part of a broader series called More than 'hello world' in Docker. The series ...
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Thanks for this great content!
It's really helpful.
I've recognized one miss instruction.
After I've deployed my simple-ruby-app-sidekiq service, it wouldn't start, and the reason was for a missing file, which is
config/sidekiq.yml.After I've created the file and pushed to the ECR, it worked fine.
Just in case if anyone else has the same problem.
Hi Raphael Jambalos, I have requirement to setup Rails, AWS, Redis and Sidekiq for Production environment. I have already setup same till staging environment and working fine where Rails server, queues and schedulers run on same machine. But this setup is not good for Production. Can it possible to run Sidekiq server on separate instance and rails server on separate one?
Great series, can't wait for the rest! Why not use Elasticache for Redis instead of an EC2 instance?
Thank you, Jason! I actually haven't tried Elasticache so I preferred to demo this via installing Redis on an EC2 instance. But I do believe using Elasticache would have been much simpler...