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Migrating from Heroku to Google Kubernetes | Algolia

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Date Published
Author
Adrien Joly
Word Count
2,467
Company Posts That Month
131
Language
English
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No
Summary

The text discusses the migration process from Heroku to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) for a web crawler prototype. As the product matured and customer expectations grew, the team needed more robustness and fine-grained control over their infrastructure, leading them to choose Kubernetes. However, the migration was not straightforward and involved several challenges such as setting up environment variables, managing secrets, enabling HTTPS/SSL access, and migrating from a self-managed PostgreSQL database to Google CloudSQL. Despite these challenges, the team is satisfied with the benefits brought by the migration, including better control over infrastructure, scalability, and improved security features.

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Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Kubernetes 20 1,432 181 75 -56%
Secrets Management 7 783 121 60 -41%
Developer Experience 1 315 158 78 +14%
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