Infrastructure as Code: from 0 to 1000 servers with Python
summary
A fictional startup deploys a Python Bottle app behind Nginx/uWSGI, stores state in DynamoDB and static assets in S3, and automates global infra with CloudFormation + autoscaling groups triggered by Git pushes to Jenkins. The demo flips a JSON switch to enable 11 regions, raises autoscaling max to 95 per region, and spins up 1,000+ servers in ~10–15 minutes while load testing; it costs about $20 but needs AWS quota increases and careful secret/config handling.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:00Final Deployment
- 3:43Manual Deployment
- 4:30Networking
- 6:10Python App
- 10:49Infrastructure as Code
- 11:47Cloudformation Template
- 14:02Load Test
- 24:32Typical Load Balancing
- 24:54Dns Round Robin
- 31:44Load Testing
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