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I have one EC2 p3.large instance where I have installed several libraries, I want to make an exact replica of this instance as a backup. I need that this clone includes all the installed libraries, in that sense, something similar to a what a docker container does.
I have tried just to clone the instance as shown here:
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/faq/administration/clone-server/
But this does not kept the installed libraries and files from the original instance to the new one.
You can make an AMI of the current instance and use it for back up anytime.
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I'm trying to change the EC2 instance of my DNS, but it doens't change.
I created a new subdomain to see if the problem was with the server, but it worked.
So, I decided to delete the subdomain and create a new one, with the same subdomain name but with the new instance, and it didn't work. The subdomain is still with the old server (it has 2 hours that I did the changes).
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When using the Cloud Run, what is the most secure way to deploy secret such as API keys? Should I dump them in a file in my project or should I set them up as environment variables in Cloud Run?
Neither in the container nor in the environment variable. Choose Secret Manager for this.
If you don't want to change your code, I wrote a wrapper (and an article) to do this
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I use CDK for all infrastructure on AWS, but has many problems (problems like ROLLBACK, which a cant make deploy, need destroy all stacks related and then make deploy again) with CloudFormation and people on work saying that should't not consider on part of my architecture and not should discuss about that. When say architecture i referer on all technologies i used to build my projects.
May I consider that I should discuss CloudFormation in my architecture and know and is it part?
It absolutely does make sense discussing CF/IaaC in the frame of your architecture.
It is defilitely "part".
I'd discuss this in Deployment view.
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So I've pushed my Django project to Bitbucket. However after I make changes to it offline, I want to update the remote repo. How would I go about this?
As it seems git push will do the job, if you have commited your changes.
But I am pretty sure you want to read up on git before you touch a remote repo.
git cheat sheet
Official git reference
Pro Git, the one and only book, pdf
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Can you ADD an existing API without server downtime on wso2 ESB?we want to deploy it onto server without interfering with coming live request?
Yes, it is possible. You can replace the existing API configuration in the deployment folder or the CAPP (If you used capps to deploy the api) and you do not need a server restart to apply changes.