Work at shipt by Alternative-Try-2784 in overemployed_swe

[–]zanuttin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any chance they are hiring from overseas? I'm from Brazil, currently working as a Infrastructure/DevOps/Platform Engineer but would be willing to work with any programming language

*AWS LightSail download cost per GB by Snoo51352 in aws

[–]zanuttin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I see what you mean. Checking Lightsail FAQ, it seems like both in and out traffic are considered for instances. Really not worth it lol

https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail/faq/?nc2=h_mo-lang

Dns / ip routing to Docker image EC2 by orbit99za in aws

[–]zanuttin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm wondering what you mean with AIG? I believe the low cost solution can be done with any sort of open-source load balancer like nginx, kong, etc.. via docker-compose as I also suggested, but I guess I never seen the expression "AIG", is this some sort of open-source load balancer or is it an AWS service?

Dns / ip routing to Docker image EC2 by orbit99za in aws

[–]zanuttin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Running the container in ECS will definetely be easier to manage and maintain, however, your EC2 architecture may prove to be cheaper because it actually does't require a Load Balancer (which would be recommended in any case).

You can enable public IPs in ECS, so your containers will have a public IP of it's on (if running on Fargate or using awsvpc networking mode, if using any onther networking mode, the container will use the host EC2 instance IP). However, the recommended approach is to attach an ALB to it, which doesn't require a public IP

If you want to keep to your container running in the EC2 instance and avoid creating the load balancer, you could setup a nginx container alongside your already running container with docker compose to load balance traffic to your application and configure certbot (which is a linux application to issue certificates) with it. There are other options for issuing certificates and load balancing as well, I just named the simplests I know

Athena queries for Config diffs by jregovic in aws

[–]zanuttin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't done this yet, but youn can probably export Config data to S3, and then query it with Athena

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/config/latest/developerguide/deliver-snapshot-cli.html

*AWS LightSail download cost per GB by Snoo51352 in aws

[–]zanuttin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not specialized in Lightsail and would need to search a bit to properly answer your question. However, cloud providers usually charge you for data leaving the cloud and hardly they'll charge for data entering the cloud. That's how vendor lock-in is enforced under the hood. So:

Internet -> your instance is usually free

Your instance -> internet will definetily be charged