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“When you launch an AWS resource like an Amazon EC2 instance or Amazon Relational Database (Amazon RDS) DB instance, you start with a default configuration. You can then execute automated bootstrapping actions. That is, scripts that install software or copy data to bring that resource to a particular state.”
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
“immutable infrastructure pattern. With this approach a server, once launched, is never updated throughout its lifetime. Instead, when there is a problem or a need for an update the server is replaced with a new one that has the latest configuration. In this way, resources are always in a consistent (and tested) state and rollbacks become easier to perform.”
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
“Items that change often or differ between your various environments can be set up dynamically through bootstrapping actions.”
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
― Architecting for the AWS Cloud: Best Practices
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