picture-social-sample VS apisix-prometheus-api-health-check

`git clone https://github.com/aws-samples/picture-social-sample.git -b cicd`

En este paso a paso vamos a crear un Cluster de Amazon EKS en la región us-east-1 usando 3 zonas de disponibilidad, nuestra propia VPC, un worker group con 3 instancias t2.small y security rules para prevenir acceso no restringido a nuestro worker group. He creado este repositorio en Github https://github.com/aws-samples/picture-social-sample con todo el código necesario para seguir este paso a paso. Asegúrate de seleccionar la branch “ep3”. In this walkthrough we are going to create an Amazon EKS Cluster on the us-east-1 region using 3 availability zones, our own VPC, a worker group with 3 t2.small instances and security rules to prevent unrestricted access to our worker group. I created a repository on Github https://github.com/aws-samples/picture-social-sample with all the code needed to follow this walkthrough, make sure you select branch “ep3”.

Open-Source API Gateway: Monitoring and logging solutions typically need separate consideration. Cost-effective options like Prometheus and Grafana can be considered, or users can opt for managed log management services offered by cloud providers.

Monitor the routes passing through the gateway. If a previously available route suddenly starts returning 404 errors, it's a potential sign that the API has undergone a change or an endpoint has been deprecated. Enable the API health check feature to monitor continuously the overall health of upstream nodes. If one of the nodes starts to fail, responding faster or slower than usual, it might indicate a change in the underlying backend service's processing. Integrate APISIX with monitoring tools like Prometheus using the prometheus plugin. Set up alerts based on metrics, such as an increased rate of 4xx or 5xx errors, which could indicate breaking changes in your API.

This project leverages existing the pre-defined Docker Compose configuration file to set up, deploy and run APISIX, etcd, Prometheus, and other services with a single command. First, clone the apisix-prometheus-api-health-check repo on GitHub and open it in your favorite editor, and start the project by simply running docker compose up from the project root folder.