Extending Maestro with Add-ins
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Add ins
An introduction to Add-ins
How to extend the functionality of your application with Maestro add-ins
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Using the Jobs Add-in
Run a scheduled or on-demand tasks on a server host or against a docker service
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Customization
Using the custom server add-in
Adding custom servers to Maestro
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databases
Using the database backup add-in
Schedule and automate your database backups with this add-in
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Using the Docker task Add-ins
Schedule automated tasks on a Docker server host and/or service
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Using the Elasticsearch Add-in
How to add Elasticsearch to your application via Maestro
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Logs
Using the Filebeat Add-in
Adding a simple web-based log analysis service to your servers in Maestro
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Using the GlusterFS Add-in
How to add GlusterFS to your application via Maestro
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Using the InfluxDB Add-in
How to add the InfluxDB to your application via Maestro
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Scaling
Using the Load balancer Add-in
How to add a load balancer to your application in Maestro
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Logs
Using the Logentries Add-in
Adding a web-based log analysis service to your servers via Maestro
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Using the Memcached Add-in (V1)
How to add Memcached to your application via Maestro
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Using the RabbitMQ Add-in
How to add RabbitMQ to your application via Maestro
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Using the Redis Add-in
How to add Redis to your application via Maestro
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Using the shell command Add-in
How to automate shell commands on your server(s) via Maestro
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Security
Using the SSL Add-in
How to add SSL certificate(s) to your application via Maestro
