Objective:
Customers will be able to access workload based architectures and Cloudformation templates that come with default Spot best practices of instance flexibility and allocation strategies. We will be adding blueprints, similar to the ones found in lambda, for an easy create for new customers.
(In progress)
Like Lambda console, having an easy way to create a Spot Request using a CF Blueprint will decrease the time the customer needs. Having an easily adoptable way for both new and old customers to create Spot Requests based on predefined workloads could improve both usability and accessibility within the console.
Here, we will focus on having a simple but useful design similar to Lambda and continue to integrate Polaris within the Assets package to potentially decrease the request creation time for customers.
High – Level Design:
• Creation from scratch and Using from a blueprint
• Cards selection with filtering and simple selection – cards are from CF Templates. These cards will be given based on different types of workloads and usages.
• CF Template JSON will then be parsed and filled into the regular Spot Request page – edits can be enabled to launch SR.
Impact:
• The student will need to familiarize and dive deep into both backend and frontend packages in order to complete objective – doing so will open up learning and integrating multiple new frameworks and internal tools. They will also learn how to write extensive integration and unit tests to maintain secure coverage over the features they create.
• They will be learning React and Typescript for EC2Spot
Console-Assets and doing some backend work with Java in EC2SpotConsole.
• They must go through the codebase and maintain a certain level of understanding for both our Assets and Middleware package in order to fully grasp the problem statement and the solution
• They will also learn Polaris and how the different components interact with each other.
• The student must grasp at least a high-level understanding of multiple AWS concepts in order to deliver results.
• Will need to understand the importance of continuous deployment, Apollo and Brazil, high-quality CRs, etc.
• They will also need to manage and lead their project, representing initiative, independence, and diving deep into the details
• Learn how to document timeline, processes, and implementation for documentation and presentation
• Have a high-level approach to understanding how dependencies interact with one another within Amazon