The builder API is written to be able to safely (and easily!) consume cloud native SaaS services for its artifact storage and database use. In fact, running a builder cluster using, for example, AWS S3 and AWS RDS is always going to be a preferable experience for our users when it comes to Disaster Recovery and High-Availability.
We should modify our scripts (and in a couple places, at least, tweak our docs) to support users that want to run builder in this configuration.
jeremymv2
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4 years ago
The builder API is written to be able to safely (and easily!) consume cloud native SaaS services for its artifact storage and database use. In fact, running a builder cluster using, for example, AWS S3 and AWS RDS is always going to be a preferable experience for our users when it comes to Disaster Recovery and High-Availability.
We should modify our scripts (and in a couple places, at least, tweak our docs) to support users that want to run builder in this configuration.