Idea is to develop a managed platform system that support deploying end user services/application within it.
To start with we would be supporting wordpress - all OS instances, Support services would be managed by the provider and Wordpress is managed by the user.
Just start working on it. Currently there is an ansible code to configure various mysql databases provided on specific db nodes and start wordpress with apache containers on web nodes.
- Use php-fpm wordpress containers with nginx containers in front - so that php-fpm handle php, and nginx handle static pages
- Write rest api to do at least following operations
- Add/remove/update nodes on various types (db nodes, web nodes, etc) - while adding a node, the node is configured to launch the service. i.e db node has mysql running and ready to create db on it, where install docker on web node and ready to start docker containers
- Add/remove/update services
- Databases (customeer databases)
- php-fpm + wordpress, nginx/apache
- Shares
- Monitoring
- Use php-fpm + wordpress and nginx as web. Currently use worpress + apache container
- Add Redundant systems
- Database replication
- Shared storage (NFS/Gluster/ceph)
- Load balancers (haproxy)
- HA for load balancers
- Other supporting systems
- Reverse proxy for page caching
- Redis/Memcache for db caching
- Monitoring
- System monitoring
- Options for wordpress monitoring
- Log aggregation and analysis
- db replication - master-master/master-slave
- Basic security
- Automation for wordpress initial setup - i.e sitename, user creds etc (may be it make sense to have user )
- Authentication and authorization
- SSO ?
- Apis for below ops
- Add/Remove/update cloud endpoints (may be..)
- Add/remove/update datacenters - virtual datacenters may be
- Security
/customers id: uuid or may be just a pk name: name /apps id: pk customer: customers.id type: app type (wordpress) config: json app configuration /instances: id: pk app_id: apps.id type: [wordpress, nginx, db, lb, cache] host: