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Pause the Environment
Pausing the environment makes sense if you are not going to work with the environment for quite a while but would like to preserve your custom configurations. That is an easy way to save costs. Since everything is self-healing, everything should come up within a few minutes after resuming the environment. Effectively, pausing the environment stops all of the instances.
$ ./menu.sh
Please choose the target environment:
1) gcp 3) esx 5) switch_to_gcp 7) switch_to_esx
2) aws 4) site_secrets 6) switch_to_aws
Choose 1-2
Please choose the playbook:
1) site 8) pause_scheduled_cancel
2) deploy 9) resume
3) deploy_endpoints 10) terminate
4) jenkins_create_credentials 11) terminate_site
5) deploy_gitlab_runners 12) configuration
6) pause 13) manual
7) pause_scheduled
Choose 6
Option 7 schedules a pause to 240 minutes from now on. The delay can be overwritten by the setting pause_cancel_schedule
within the configuration. A scheduled pause can be canceled with option 8.
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About MOADSD-NG
Getting Started
MOADSD-NG Containerized
MOADSD-NG Manual Setup
- Configure your Server
- Preparing to work with Google GCP
- Preparing to work with Amazon AWS
- Preparing to work with VMware ESXi
Adapt MOADSD-NG to Your Needs
The MOADSD-NG Life-Cycle
- Setup the Environment
- Deploy the Software Stack
- Deploy the Endpoints
- Pause the Environment
- Resume the Environment
- Terminate the Environment
- Update the Environment
Software Components
- [Deep Security]
- [Deep Security Smart Check]
- Container Orchestration
- Container Registry
- Cluster Storage
- Jenkins
- GitLab
- Linkerd
- [Prometheus]
- [Grafana]
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Final Words
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