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Effective DevOps with AWS

You're reading from   Effective DevOps with AWS Implement continuous delivery and integration in the AWS environment

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789539974
Length 384 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Giuseppe Borgese Giuseppe Borgese
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Nathaniel Felsen Nathaniel Felsen
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Yogesh Raheja Yogesh Raheja
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. The Cloud and DevOps Revolution FREE CHAPTER 2. Deploying Your First Web Application 3. Treating Your Infrastructure as Code 4. Infrastructure as Code with Terraform 5. Adding Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment 6. Scaling Your Infrastructure 7. Running Containers in AWS 8. Hardening the Security of Your AWS Environment 9. Assessment 10. Other Books You May Enjoy

A monolithic application


The purpose of this chapter is to introduce and lead the reader to transform what is commonly called monolithicapplication into a dynamic and scalable application.

What is a monolithic application?

When people talk about scaling, they often use the term monolithic application. But what is this, exactly? Usually, this refers to a software or an infrastructure where everything(including the presentationpart, backend, and data part) is combined in a single block, called a monolith. In our case, we are focusing on the infrastructure. To explain the concept of a monolithic application, we are going to build an example application with the following components as shown in the figure below:

  • A MySQL database where there is only one table with a single numeric field
  • A backend frontend Java/Tomcat listening on the default 8080 port component that reads the database, shows the value, and increments the numeric value
  • An Apache 2.2 web server listening on default port 80 that communicates...
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