Intelligent use of Spot Instances in Kubernetes
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Automatically scale LXC containers resources on Proxmox hosts
containers scalability lxc autoscaling-groups autoscaling proxmox autoscaler lxc-containers proxmox-infrastructure proxmox-tools
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This repository contains code samples, learning activities, and best-practices for scaling and elasticity with Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling groups.
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Spoptimize: Replace AWS AutoScaling instances with spot instances
python aws cloudformation autoscaling-groups spot-instances amazon-web-services autoscaling aws-autoscaling serverless-application-model ec2-spot aws-step-functions aws-autoscaling-group ec2-spot-instances
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Run your Kubernetes Workloads on Amazon EC2 Spot Instances
kubernetes aws ec2 sample-app autoscaling-groups spot-instances pod kops spot istio demand-instances eks clusterautoscaler bookinfo
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Update AZs for EC2 Autoscaling groups
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Spinning up instances in an autoscaled group using Cloudformation templates and Python Troposphere
python bash ansible cloudformation cloudwatch configuration-management autoscaling-groups infrastructure-as-code shell-script aws-ec2 ec2-instance yml-files
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Python scripts for updating AWS EC2, Auto Scaling Groups
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Infrastructure as a code using Pulumi in Python on AWS
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Simple Blue-Green Deployment in AWS
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A simple AWS Lambda function for stopping/starting instances based on tags
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