Since you’re reading this blog, no doubt you’re aware that automation is essential to delivering modern digital experiences. It enables agility at a pace that isn’t possible with human hands, reduces downtime and errors, and lets developers focus on the things that give them joy. 73% of organizations are automating network operations to boost efficiency, and perhaps nowhere is automation more prevalent than in public clouds.
At NGINX, not only do we love automation, but we also know that it’s considered a must‑have by our customers and community. Our solutions can be incorporated seamlessly into DevOps workflows using APIs and we’ve made extensive development investments in official Ansible roles and collections. In this blog we explore four ways you can automate NGINX technologies in the public cloud. We use AWS as the sample cloud, but NGINX is cloud‑agnostic, so you can apply these methods to the cloud of your choice.
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You use NGINX Controller and want to automate its deployment.
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You use NGINX Controller and want to:
Use NGINX Controller to set up self‑service deployment of NGINX Plus instances for developers.
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You want to optimize the end‑user digital experience by preventing downtime and poor application performance.
Use F5 DNS Cloud Services to set up DNS load balancing, also known as global server load balancing (GSLB), for these benefits:
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Today you can bring your own NGINX licenses (BYOL) to the cloud of your choice, or purchase NGINX Plus (with or without NGINX App Protect) directly from the AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure marketplaces. Contact us to learn how we can help with your cloud strategy and see if a private offer is right for your organization.
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