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EPISODE · May 3, 2025 · 50 MIN

1: Out of the Datacenter and into the Cloud

from Runtime Arguments · host Jim McQuillan & Wolf

Have you thought about moving your computing into the Cloud?This episode takes a look at a real-world adventure that Jim went through when moving his computing infrastructure from purchased servers in a rented rack in a datacenter to a VM Running in a cloud service provider using Docker, Linux, managed PostgreSQL. He covers the steps he took to get there, how it's going, the good stuff and the challenges in making it work.Show notes:Cloud service providers:https://portal.azure.comhttps://aws.amazon.com/https://cloud.google.com/Technologies used:https://www.postgresql.org/https://www.docker.com/community/open-source/https://www.haproxy.org/https://github.comHosts:Jim McQuillan can be reached at [email protected] can be reached at [email protected] us on Mastodon: @[email protected] music:Dawn by nuer self, from the album Digital Sky

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Have you thought about moving your computing into the Cloud? This episode takes a look at a real-world adventure that Jim went through when moving his computing infrastructure from purchased servers in a rented rack in a datacenter to a VM Running in a cloud service provider using Docker, Linux, managed PostgreSQL. He covers the steps he took to get there, how it's going, the good stuff and the challenges in making it work. Show notes: Cloud service providers: https://portal.azure.comhttps://...

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