I watched an excellent Webinar about Kong and Confluent (Apache Kafka) on AWS using data streaming and APIs. You can see more about it here: https://www.confluent.io/partner/amazon-web-services/ And there are learning materials here: https://www.confluent.io/training/
foundry.skywalkervtt.com is one of my Foundry servers running on K3s, launched in Proxmox VE using Terraform and Ansible in my Gitlab using the multinic cloud init image. I used the Helm chart with my docker image of Foundry.
I was able to do a good test of the K3 ansible script with my Multi Nic Terraform for Prox Mox that gave me an external static IP address. It is a 2 node K3 cluster, foundry.darthvadervtt.com
I thought I'd make it easy and create the files needed and code to launch the K8 Dashboard. https://gitlab.petermatra.design/gitlab-instance-5e679b60/K8-Dashboard
Launching K3s with Ansible- https://github.com/k3s-io/k3s-ansible I'm testing this script out with my Proxmox Terraform plan.
This blog article describes the AutoDevOps in Gitlab for AWS EKS CI/CD. https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/05/05/deploying-application-eks/
AWS Documentation provides a tutorial on how to integrate SQS messages with Lambda. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-sqs-example.html
https://gitlab.petermatra.design/gitlab-instance-5e679b60/Sample-SQS-Lambda-code
Google's Container Tools has Kaniko which allows you to build containers using Docker compose files without using Docker. https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko These are great to use with Rancher K3's when you don't have a Docker environment to work with.
This is a good article I found about AWS, Lambda and SMS messages. Worth a read https://mkdev.me/posts/how-to-send-sms-messages-with-aws-lambda-sns-and-python-3
https://gitlab.petermatra.design/gitlab-instance-5e679b60/Lamda-Send-SMS-messages
This is my Terraform plan for K8 server deployment with two nics. https://gitlab.petermatra.design/gitlab-instance-5e679b60/Terraform-K8-multinic-promox
Cloud images inherently come with one NIC. Once you create you cloud init image below create it in ProxMox as a machine, not a template and run it. This multi-nic image works for other providers as well. You will want to install netplugd to make this work.
sudo apt-get install netplug
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/barakm/Netplug-config/master/netplug
sudo mv netplug /etc/netplug/netplug
sudo chmod +x /etc/netplug/netplug
Spin up the machine and add an extra network port in Proxmox and test it if you want. Otherwise you can turn it into a template.
