Wag!: Why Even Your Dog Loves a Canary Deployment
AWS Architecture BlogWag!: Why Even Your Dog Loves a Canary DeploymentbyAnnik Stahl| on03 SEP 2019| inAmazon Elastic Container Service,Architecture,Intermediate (200)|Permalink|ShareSince August 26 wasNational Dog Day, we thought it might be a great time to talk about whyWag!,an on-demand dog-walking, boarding, and pet-setting service that’s available in 43 states and 100 cities, deployed blue-green (or canary) architecture for increased availability and reduced risk using Amazon ECS.Last June, Dave Bullock, Director of Engineering from Wag Labs Inc., talked with AWS Senior Solutions Architect Peter Tilsen about how the company needed to find a faster solution for updates and rollbacks than what the previously solution,AWS OpsWorks, could provide. What used to take up to 10 minutes for a rolling deployment for all of their cluster instances, now is done in a few minutes.Listen to Dave as he shows us how Wag! runs canary deployments (a technique for releasing applications by shifting traffic between two identical environments running different versions of the application) of containerized applications with ECS.*Check out moreThis Is My Architecturevideo series.TAGS:blue-green architecture,canary,Route 53Annik StahlAnnik Stahl is a Senior Program Manager in AWS, specializing in blog and magazine content. Having been the face of Microsoft Office for 10 years as the Crabby Office Lady columnist, she loves getting to know her customers and wants to hear from you.
Since August 26 was National Dog Day, we thought it might be a great time to talk about why Wag!,an on-demand dog-walking, boarding, and pet-setting service that’s available in 43 states and 100 cities, deployed blue-green (or canary) architecture for increased availability and reduced risk using Amazon ECS. Last June, Dave Bullock, Director of Engineering […]
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Amazon Elastic Container Service Architecture Intermediate (200)