Best practices for running applications at the edge
summary
Vector runs an advanced distribution management system on AWS Outposts inside two physically isolated data centres, serving a city that holds ~30% of New Zealand’s population and GDP. Architecture uses a stretched VPC with a local gateway so application traffic stays on-prem, prefilled capacity nodes for n+1 redundancy, and CI/CD that deploys zero‑downtime, one instance at a time. The deployment meets strict latency and reliability goals and performs to expectations.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 8:27Reimagining the electricity network of the future
- 14:03Vector's requirements for ADMS infrastructure
- 15:02AWS Outposts Rack
- 15:54Deploying ADMS on AWS Outposts
- 19:57Networking
- 21:51Compute and storage
- 23:25Code and configuration
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