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Our entire testing pipeline is looking pretty good.

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So now going to start to move on to the deployment of our application.

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The first thing have to do to deploy our application is choose a hosting provider and create a new Cuban

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So we need to take a look at some of different providers that are available, evaluate them and eventually

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create a cluster itself.

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Before we discuss these providers at all, I do want to mention that a credit card is going to be required

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to move forward with one of these hosting providers.

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Every single one of them requires you to enter a credit card in order to run any kind of workload.

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You will need a credit card, without a doubt, until we're going to have to pay about a dollar or so

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to get a domain.

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We're also going to run or cost about seventy two cents.

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Notice that is sense right there.

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It is not seventy two dollars per day to run the cluster itself.

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Now, for the provider that we are going to use, you can't find coupon codes online.

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And these coupon codes are generally worth about 60 or 100 dollars or so.

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So at the end of the day, if you create a new account with a provider that we're going to use and you

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find a coupon code for it, you should probably be able to walk out of this with only paying one dollar

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for the domain name itself.

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And technically, the domain name is somewhat optional.

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If you do not get the domain name, you will not be able to load up our application side the browser,

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but you will be able to at least deploy it and verify that it is online and running.

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You just want people to access it in the browser.

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So with all that mind, let's take a look at some of the different hosting providers.

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We are going to have access to.

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So we're going to very briefly discuss four different providers on each of these providers.

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I really just have two metrics.

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The first is the cost to use this provider.

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And the cost for each of these and is in terms of month and for each month, I'm assuming that we have

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three individual nodes inside of our cluster.

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So three virtual machines and that each of those has two gigabytes of RAM and about one C.P.U.

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Some of these providers also have some extra costs associated with them.

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And so wherever possible.

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I included or lumped in some of those costs.

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And some of these providers as well, there is no option to get a VM with two gigabytes of RAM and one

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C.P.U.

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So I just did my best to kind of round out and figure out something kind of equivalent.

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What I'm trying to say here is that you should not use the exact numbers I've quoted in each of these

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as gospel or the exact value.

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Instead, they are kind of very rough estimates on what we might possibly end up paying.

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So that might.

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Let's take a look at our four hosting providers.

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The four big names out there right now are Digital Ocean.

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Eight of us, Google Cloud and Azour.

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Reach these, you can see very easily that digital ocean by far leads on price and eight of us.

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Cloud are way more expensive.

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The reason for that is that eight of us in Google Cloud charge you money just to run a Cuban Nettie's

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cluster without any virtual machines inside of it.

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So remember, whenever we run communities, we have what is called the master node or the control plane,

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as it's also referred to.

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This is a process that evaluates and watches your cluster and make sure that it is doing everything

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correctly.

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It monitors all the different pods, creates pods, radar services, all that kind of good stuff.

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Eight of us in Google Cloud make you pay money just for that control plane.

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In total, it is one cent per hour.

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And that actually really adds up very quickly.

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One cent per hour.

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Let's do the math here.

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So one cent or something?

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Not once and 10 cents.

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So point one dollars.

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Finds 24 hours in the day.

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Times, 30 days.

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That is seventy two dollars a month that you are paying just to make use of eight of us or a Google

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cloud.

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That's a lot of money.

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And that's why it's so much more expensive to make use of eight of us or Google Cloud for a very small,

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very simple Cuban Nettie's cluster.

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Now, personally, I would like to use Google Cloud because it's pretty darn easy to use the UI is fantastic.

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Monitoring is really easy.

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And so on.

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What is a little bit more expensive.

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And we've kind of already touched on Google Cloud earlier on inside this course.

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I also want to mention Azour over here really quickly.

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I have had some great experiences with Azour in the past with non Cuban Nettie's deployments.

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Nonetheless, I don't really have professional experience with it.

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So to be honest, we're not going.

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He's inside this course because I can't really do a good job of explaining the pros and cons of it.

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That really leaves Digital Ocean and A.W. us now from the colors I have here.

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I bet you can guess which one we're going to use.

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We're going to use digital ocean.

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I know that many people taken this course would love to see a W.S..

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Trust me.

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I know.

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I know you want to see eight of us with Cuban Nettie's.

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But let me just be really, really honest with you.

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This very well might be the first time that you are deploying something with Cuba Nettie's.

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And if you are just getting started.

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Cuban 80s eight of us is almost definitely the worst possible deployment provider out there, almost

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With eight of us, there is an incredible number of options.

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There's an incredible number of setup steps.

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There are an incredible number of setup screens, a ton of UI, a ton of settings.

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All of it is extremely mysterious and all the documentation is rather poor.

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In addition, they also provide a community is offering that is kind of tangled quite a bit with another

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product they offer called Eight of US Freegate.

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And Understanding what Fargo does is its own challenge in its own right.

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So if you are getting started with Cuban Eddys and deployment, I got to be honest with you.

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Eighty US is a really, really bad decision.

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And I really recommend you try out an easier provider first just to understand the general process and

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then you can go and take a shot at eight of us.

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So that is my opinion on eight of us.

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I'm sure there are people out there who disagree with me.

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Maybe they say, hey, learn the hardest thing first or something like that.

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But my opinion is NWS is just a very bad place to get started with Cuba Nettie's.

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So as you can imagine.

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Yep, digital ocean.

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That's what we're going to use.

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It is by far the cheapest.

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It's also extremely easy to use.

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Extremely easy.

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At some level, you're not even going to realize that we are running anything with digital ocean.

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It's going to feel like you're just accessing a company's lustre on your local machine.

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That's how easy it is going to end up being.

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Because we're going to use digital ocean.

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Let's go over to the Web site right now.

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We're going to make sure that you have an account and you get signed up for one hook up billing and

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all that kind of stuff.

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So instead of a new browser tab going to navigate judicial ocean dot com.

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And go ahead and sign up before you sign up.

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If you want to do it, you can do a quick Google search for something like digital ocean coupon code.

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And you probably are going to be all to find a hundred dollar coupon code that essentially gives you

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one hundred dollars of credit.

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So if you want to pass a video, go and find a coupon code like that, click on it and then sign up

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for an account through that coupon.

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Otherwise, if you already have an account or if you just don't care about a coupon code, just go and

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create accounts and eventually.

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Well, we want to see is the main landing dashboard, which is going to look a little something like

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this, you might see a whole bunch of welcome screen or something like that.

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Basically, just make sure you create an account and get signed in as you sign in.

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You might be prompted to enter some billing information.

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Make sure you enter your credit card number in order to run our cluster.

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You will need a credit card associated with your accounts.

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Do that sign up process.

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We're going to pause right here.

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And hopefully, if by the start of the next video, you'll end up at a screen somewhat similar to this

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right here.

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So I'll see you in just a minute.