What is Engine Yard Kontainers? 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. EYK leverages your existing configuration management command-line interface (CLI) to run deployments using a new remote eyk target. The platform provides a secure, full-stack environment for your applications which includes monitoring, load-balancing, and auto-scaling. EYK provides a simple web console and CLI that you use to define and configure your applications. You can provision and leverage additional cloud resources in your application including databases, storage, and caching. The platform gives any developer access to easily deploy scalable, reliable applications on a robust platform that also includes 24x7 customer support. This guide explains the core concepts of EYK such as accounts, clusters, applications, containers, and how to work with these resources using the EYK CLI and web console.
- Creating custom app-level or pod-level Grafana alerts/notifications
- "pre-receive hook declined" error while deploying an application to EYK
- Upgrading the eyk CLI tool
- 'eyk ps' CLI command returns no 'web' processes
- Connecting an app to a Memcached service
- How to forcefully terminate a pod
- Setting healthchecks for an application
- FAQs on Managing Microservices Architecture with EYK
- Preventing deployment of broken apps to the EYK platform
- Intermittent "Error 502 Service Temporarily Unavailable" errors following deployment
- Setting the default browser when using EYK CLI on WSL
- Moving an application to a new cluster
- How to open a console session to a running container within a pod
- Problems running console commands when connected through 'eyk ps:console'
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- Introduction to Engine Yard Kontainers
- How Kontainers Works
- Deploy an Application with Kontainers
- Migrating from Engine Yard Cloud to Kontainers
- Managing Applications in Kontainers Web Console
- Configure Environment Variables with the Kontainers Web Console
- Scaling Applications with the Kontainers Web Console
- Security and Endpoint Administration in Kontainers
- Release Management with Kontainers
- Monitoring Applications on Kontainers
- Troubleshooting Applications on Kontainers
- Adding an S3 Bucket to a Kontainers Application
- Adding an AWS RDS Database to a Kontainers Application
- Adding AWS Elasticache Redis to a Kontainers Application
- Accessing Resources from External VPCs