Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) is a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for deploying and managing applications in containers. EYK runs application containers on a fully-managed Kubernetes infrastructure. It is designed to allow developers to shift from DevOps to NoOps, as they don’t need to spend additional time on deployments aside from a single code push command.
To deploy your application to an EYK Cluster requires an SSH connection and thus a public key shared with the cluster. NOTE: Uploading a public key is done on a per-cluster basis, rather than a per-ac...
Overview As you develop your application, you may have a need to connect to Engine Yard Cloud (EYC) environments or another Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). Your Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) resources, su...
Overview Engine Yard Kontainers makes embracing NoOps implementation easy by offering a built-in method to incorporate an AWS Elasticache Redis instance in your Cluster. AWS Elasticache is a fully man...
Overview If your Application needs a database you can add an AWS RDS (Relational Database Service) instance in the Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) Web Console. EYK supports Postgres and MySQL database ty...
Overview If your Application has storage requirements you can add an AWS S3 (Simple Storage Solutions) Bucket in the Engine Yard Kontainers Web Console. Creating a new Cloud Storage bucket is simple u...
Overview When your application experiences errors or unexpected behavior, there are a number of mechanisms you can use within Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) to help troubleshoot the issue. These mechani...
Overview Every Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) Application that you deploy is connected to a Grafana instance with basic Metrics available on your Application's Metrics tab in the EYK Web Console. From t...
Overview When you push your application code to an Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK), a Release is created that is deployed to all containers in that application. This version of the code becomes the lates...
Overview Applications that are deployed with Engine Yard Kontainers receive a default URL within EYK's domain. You can use this default URL or assign your own registered domain name as the URL for you...
Overview Your applications can be scaled based on the Process Type. Scaling can be static, defining a fixed number of Optimized Container Units (OCUs), or automatic, defining a set of parameters where...