Use opta to deploy to aws [Mar 02]

:raising_hand_man: nilesh asked

Hi <@!310157751395287040> <@!682854952657616902> from the Noco Team, this is Nilesh from RunX team, and here at RunX we are working on building a tool called Opta, which can abstract away the complexities of Infrastructure, while providing a SOC2 compliance from Day 1.

I have been working on creating configuration for Easy Deployment of NocoDB to AWS using Opta and was hoping to put it as a button in the readme on Github, which the users can use as an easy way.

Here are the related PRs:

- Adding opta deploy by nsarupr · Pull Request #3 · nocodb/nocodb-seed-heroku · GitHub

- Adding deploy to AWS using Opta as a deployment option in readme by nsarupr · Pull Request #1128 · nocodb/nocodb · GitHub

Feel free to visit our Github Repo here: GitHub - run-x/opta: The next generation of Infrastructure-as-Code. Work with high-level constructs instead of getting lost in low-level cloud configuration.

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

Hi o1lab@discord

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

hey

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

as mentioned in pull request that button is misleading, seems like a growth hack for opta :slightly_smiling_face:

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

If button reads ‘deploying to x’ it should ‘deploy to x’. I guess here either one has to signup with opta or give opta the access of AWS account

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

Make the button read - Use Opta tp deploy in AWS

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

The user doesn’t need to sign up to Opta, or require the access to account.

It’s all upto the user, all that Opta does make a configuration which can then be used to create infrastructure using the same binary.

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

And the button does as is written, Deploy to AWS. It’s just that a lot of complexities involved with creating the Infrastructure have been abstracted away.

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

Hey o1lab@discord we have made the required changes. Let me know if anything else needs to change with these.

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

Thank you for considering the changes, happy to merge PR

As also discussed over the call. Can you please provide a single machine setup in another PR ?

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

And info of Opta not storing any details from AWS is in 2nd step - first step is ideal (as discussed)

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

Hey o1lab@discord those changes were good and we were able to provide more clarity to the new users of Opta with your help.

Can you take a look at the PR: Adding deploy to AWS using Opta as a deployment option in readme by nsarupr · Pull Request #1128 · nocodb/nocodb · GitHub

Should we add the Deploy to AWS using Opta button some place else or is the readme just fine?

:person_tipping_hand: o1lab replied

just readme is good for now. However, we need non k8s single machine first. I hope that is clear

:raising_hand_man: nilesh replied

Just getting some clarity on this, should we go ahead with merging PR #1128 or should we hold on to that till we have a PR ready for a non-k8s-single machine.

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