Scale and Deploy Your Application
Learn how to scale efficiently and deploy your applications with Matat's powerful infrastructure and monitoring tools.
Overview
Scaling and deploying your application using Matat ensures seamless performance and robust reliability. This guide walks you through the essentials of scaling infrastructure, deployment processes, and real-time monitoring.
Infrastructure
Leverage auto-scaling, container management, and distributed storage for efficient resource allocation.
Deployment
Use CI/CD pipelines, blue-green deployments, and rollback strategies for safe and secure releases.
Monitoring
Access real-time dashboards, metrics, and alerts to maintain optimal performance and reliability.
Scaling Strategies
Auto-Scaling
Matat automatically adjusts resources based on demand, ensuring cost efficiency without performance drops.
Example Strategy:
scaling:
min: 2 instances
max: 10 instances
rules:
- CPUUtilization: 70
Sharding
Distribute data across clusters for high availability and faster query responses.
Query Sharding:
const shard = db.shards[hashCode(user.id) % 4];
Deployment Process
CI/CD Deployment
- Push changes to your Git repository
- Triggers automated build and testing pipelines
- Deploy to staging environment
- Approval and production deployment
Example .github/workflow.yml
name: Deploy App
env:
DEPLOY_KEY: ${{ secrets.MATAT_KEY }}
jobs:
deploy:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
- name: Build Image
run: docker build -t matat-app .
Monitoring and Reliability
Dashboard Overview
Access real-time metrics from CPU usage, load times, and error rates.
- Custom alerts based on thresholds
- Historical performance data
- Audit logs for every deployment
Best Practices
Always configure SLIs and alerts to proactively address performance anomalies before user impact.
Optimization Techniques
Cache Layers
Add Redis or CDNs to reduce server load and improve latency by caching frequently accessed data.
const cachedResult = cache.get(`query:${userId}`);
Optimize Builds
Remove unused dependencies and bundle with tree shaking tools like Webpack or Vite for smaller deployment payloads.
- Use lazy loading
- Enable production mode
- Minify assets