Oracle

[neilcobb]

Hi Nathan,

On AWS we run a medium instance with 4GB of RAM and a 500GB disk, of which we occupy only about 100GB. It is a linux (virtual) machine and we connect we use ssh password-less login. We set up some services on startup to run Docker and start our code (using npm). The code is 50K lines of Typescript. The Docker image has MariaDB, Redis, phpmyadmin, and Minio. We deploy from a Gitlab repository automatically every time a commit to the master is done. The code goes to a fixed directory, is merged, recompiled, and restarted.

We'd like to run some larger instances, probably 1TB with all of the images and data. We'd also like to run Elasticsearch/Kibana/Logstash. We have the Docker set up to run ELK, but with only 4GB of RAM for everything, it doesn't have enough RAM to run. We don't use AWS Elasticsearch services, but if such services are available in Oracle we can consider using them.

So to port from AWS to Oracle basically it would be
0) Set up the linux machine and passwordless ssh

1. Copy the code and images over
2. Set the Gitlab to point to the new site
3. Set up startup services for Docker and Symbiota2 (our system), basically copy these from the existing site
4. Figure out which Elasticsearch option is best