In this section, we will look at the various options available for deploying Echobrain and its cluster
on the cloud in the scope of this beginner's course.
We will look at the simplest form of getting started with coordinates in each of these cloud platforms
Google Cloud, Italy S and Azure.
So for production purposes, there are many ways to get started with a competitor's cluster, both in
a private or a public cloud environment.
And I would categorize them as either sell fostered or turnkey solutions and hosted or managed solutions.
So turnkey solutions are where you provision the required volumes and use some kind of tools or scripts
to configure the expediters cluster on them.
So at the end of the day, you are responsible for maintaining those Williams and patching them and
upgrading them, et cetera.
But provisioning the cluster itself and managing the lifecycle of the cluster are mostly made easy,
using certain tools and scripts.
For example, deploying Echobrain at this cluster on A.W. as can be made easy, using tools like cops
or Cuban, etc. in the certified covenant is administrators' course.
We explore setting up coronets clusters using the cube admin tool hosted solutions or managed solutions
are more like cabernets as a service solution, where the cluster, along with the required V M's are
deployed by the provider and cabernets is configured by them by the provider.
So the volumes are maintained by the provider.
For example, the Google container engine lets you are the Google Cabernets engine.
GCE lets you provision Echobrain this cluster in a matter of minutes with just a few clicks without
having to perform any kind of configuration by yourself.
So in these environments mostly you won't have access to the master nodes or you you'll most likely
not have access to the VNS themselves to perform any kind of, you know, configuration changes on the
master nodes.
The version of Granada's and the master nodes are all managed by the by the provider.
So that's what we will look at in this section of the course, so we will look at deploying our example
of voting application on the Google Cabernets engine on Google Cloud, the Azure covenanted service
and the IWC case solutions.
Now, note that each of these require its own separate course.
And we will only be looking at the simplest way of getting started with these.
So a lot of concepts that we learned throughout this course about coordinators is itself don't change
and are applicable to any of these coronets environments.
All that we will be doing is provision a managed competence cluster and reuse the deployment and service
definition files that we created and see how we can deploy the same application on all of these different
platforms.
Also note that this is not a demo of deploying a production grade cabernets cluster.
And for that you must have a good understanding of the various concepts that we discuss in the ANC Katie
courses.
And this is only a beginner's guide to deploying the same application in a learning environment in different
cloud platforms.
And in the simplest form.