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- Introduction
- Getting started
- Set up the reference architecture
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- Overview
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- Deploy your Application
- Manage your Java application
- Migrate an Application
- Provision Amazon S3 Buckets
- Deploy an Amazon S3 Resource to production
- Scaffold a new Workload and create staging and prod Environments
- Update Resource Definitions for related Applications
- Use existing Terraform modules
- Provision a Redis cluster on AWS using Terraform
- Perform daily developer activities (debug, rollback, diffs, logs)
- Deploy ephemeral Environments
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Set up the reference architecture
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Introduction #
The Humanitec reference architectures for Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) are tried and true blueprints for building your platform. They provide a structure and common language for your teams to follow, and will help get your design right from the ground up.
The architectures are not just pure theory. Humanitec provides open-sourced, ready-to-use implementations of core parts of the architecture for major cloud providers and stacks.
Please find below links to the public GitHub repositories containing those reference implementations. The README
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AWS #
Go to the Humanitec AWS Reference Architecture Implementation GitHub repo for full instructions.
Watch our video demonstrating the installation:
Azure #
Go to the Humanitec Azure Reference Architecture Implementation GitHub repo for full instructions.
Google Cloud #
Go to the Humanitec Google Cloud Reference Architecture Implementation GitHub repo for full instructions.
Watch our video demonstrating the installation:
Red Hat OpenShift #
Go to the Humanitec Red Hat OpenShift Reference Architecture GitHub repo for full instructions.
Next steps #
Much of the material we’ve provided throughout our documentation works best if you’ve set up the reference architecture in the cloud of your choice. Expand your knowledge and learn how to unlock more features from your Internal Developer Platform with these resources:
- Our tutorial on how to scaffold a new Workload