If you want to get into microservices, but aren’t ready to take the container plunge, you can deploy mu projects directly to AWS EC2 instances. Using mu’s EC2 mode, you can leverage the benefits of microservices without containerization, and speed up development feedback loops.
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Create extensions for the mu DevOps on AWS framework
In this post, you’ll learn the process for creating and testing a mu extension.
WordPress, Mu, and You
Today, we’re going to give you the “Hello, world” of web stacks and explain how you could run WordPress with mu. This is the fifth post in Stelligent’s blog series on mu, where we’ll lay out a path for using mu to run WordPress and try to hit a target that’s often hard to find … Continue reading WordPress, Mu, and You
Microservice databases with mu
Use mu to manage microservice databases in the continuous delivery pipeline
Microservice testing with mu: injecting quality into the pipeline
Automation testing is crucial to the success of a continuous delivery pipeline. This post demonstrates the use of mu to add tests to a pipeline.
Introducing mu: a tool for managing your microservices in AWS
The mu tool makes it simple and cost-efficient for developers to use AWS as the platform for running their microservices.