[GTER] Krill available on the DigitalOcean Marketplace

[Alex Band]

Further to the email below, Krill 0.6.0 'Go with the Flow' is now available which removes some ARIN-specific workarounds, introduces three new UI languages (French, Greek and Spanish) and adds many improvements on the backend. 

Also, Krill is on the AWS Marketplace too:

https://www.nlnetlabs.nl/news/2020/May/11/krill-rpki-aws-marketplace-1-click-app/

On behalf of the RPKI Team at NLnet Labs,

Alex


> On 14 Apr 2020, at 14:43, Alex Band <alex at nlnetlabs.nl> wrote:
> 
> Prezados colegas,
> 
> We are delighted to announce that Krill is now available as a 1-Click App on the
> DigitalOcean Marketplace. We thought it was particularly relevant to inform GTER
> about this, as the Brazilian operator community is especially invested in the
> use of Krill.
> 
> It was already easy to get started with Krill, our RPKI Certificate Authority
> and publication server software, as you could install and run it from a clean
> system with just seven commands.
> 
> Now we're taking ease of use and powerful management to the next level. The
> 1-Click App on the DigitalOcean Marketplace doesn't just deploy Krill, but adds
> NGINX, Rsyncd, Docker, Gluster, automated TLS configuration, Prometheus
> monitoring, log streaming and clustering capabilities out-of-the-box. A $5 a
> month DigitalOcean Droplet is fine for most workloads, but you can scale up in a
> few simple steps.
> 
> These capabilities are made possible by Krill Manager, a tool for running Krill
> as a highly available scalable service with integration points for monitoring
> and log analysis. Krill Manager offers an automated setup wizard and is able to
> upgrade itself, as well as the components that it manages such as Krill, NGINX
> and Rsync.
> 
> Watch the introduction video to the Krill 1-Click App on YouTube. It walks
> through deploying the package on a Droplet, automatically requesting a Let's
> Encrypt certificate, setting up delegated RPKI under an RIR and publishing ROAs
> on our own server in just 6 minutes, real-time.
> 
> https://youtu.be/qunvH2t6rqU
> 
> Of course, for the Brazilian operator community the process is even simpler,
> as you do not have to publish ROAs yourself but you can use the service that
> NIC.br provides for this.
> 
> Try out the Krill 1-Click App by clicking this link:
> 
> https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/krill?action=deploy&refcode=cab39584666c
> 
> For first time users, the link contains a referral code which gives you $100
> 60-day credit.
> 
> On behalf of the RPKI Team at NLnet Labs,
> 
> Alex