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@mountaindude mountaindude released this 15 Jul 22:34
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Learn about vigilant mode.

Our trusted Butler has turned four - quite an age in the world of fast-moving DevOps tools!

Over time it's become clear that some features are more useful than others, which is not really surprising of course.
Some of Butler's features are on the other hand very useful - for example starting reloads or dumping app metadata to JSON via REST calls.

The trusted old Butler is thus very much alive and as of version 3.1.0 it's available as Arm and Arm64 Docker images, in addition to the already supported amd64 (equals regular x86 computers, more or less) architecture.

And - the Butler can now be configured to send heart beats to a monitoring tool, to monitor and make sure that Butler itself is alive and well.

What does that means in regular English?
You can now run Butler on more cost effective AWS EC2 Arm instances, or even a Raspberry Pi - just because it's possible and gives you some tech street cred.
And that you can monitor the Butler itself.

Respect.

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