Admins responsibility
1min
Hosty establishes clear distinctions regarding responsibilities between developers and administrators to ensure that applications remain stable, secure, and operational.
- Operational hosting infrastructure: load balancer (ALB), kubernetes cluster (EKS), database (RDS), file system (EFS).
- Regular backups for database and user uploaded content (file assets).
- Auto-renewable SSL certificates for project domains.
- Working and stable VPN connection to the cluster.
- Proactive infrastructure incidents monitoring and resolution.
- Providing sufficient storage and computing resources to accommodate all projects with their production and development environments.
- Ensuring scalability of computing resources in case of load increase for one or several projects.
- Timely notification of developers in case of planned hosting maintenance.
- Logging and logs retention sufficient to debug issues and trace incidents. It includes logs for:
- Project applications
- Access to backups storage
- Load balancer
- Kubernetes events
- Database events
- VPN connections
- Incident alarms
- User actions on the hosting
- Security updates for Hosty tools and services:
- Kubernetes
- Helm
- Terraform (Open Tofu)
- Database
- Security updates for Operating Systems (OS) of:
- EC2 instances running production and development workloads
- Docker images used inside of the Kubernetes cluster. It includes both web server Docker images and system Docker images required for hosting operations.
- Providing developers with the following:
- User accounts created on the Hosty, with credentials to log into the AWS Console
- Individual VPN connection configuration for each user account