Hi, I just set up the AWS VPC, Load Balancer, RDS and EC2 instance for 'try-it-now'. You can see it in action at:
https://try-it-now.ixms.nl/ Yeah, sorry about that weird domain, we may be able to fix that later, but for now Om won't let me use 'try-it-now.royalesdk.org' ;-) The instance has a basic PHP stack on it, and it connects to a small db instance. Media is served from the CDN located at 'try-it-now-cdn.ixms.nl' I can give anyone who wants to further set this up SSH (SFTP) access to the server instance, IAM access to the CDN and root db access. Please provide me with your IP address and which services you want access to when requesting access. Thanks, EdB On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 10:13 AM, Olaf Krueger <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > >But, given that we are going to point the site royale.apache.org to a > >wordpress.com site, we should be able to embed this `Try it out` app > from a > >separately hosted server. > > Ahh... maybe you misunderstood me: > With 'embed' I just mean if we should make the try-it-now app part of the > website with the same look and feel or if we should build something that > looks more like an app than a website an open it in another window. > > > >I've already offered to host any services the Royale project needs on a > dedicated AWS > > This is great and the way we should go these days, thank you! > > > >Yes, I can take care of all that. I will install whatever is needed to > make this work. > > Any kind help is really appreciated!!! I still can just work from time to > time on this stuff so it will take some time if we have something that > works. > > >Do you need a database? > We could persist the compiled code by using the filesystem or we go with a > NoSQL database like CouchDB or MongoDB. > Because it is probably really simple to build such a DB instance for > somebody who has AWS knowledge > we should go with a DB. > > I would like to share some thoughts on the server side, maybe you have some > more ideas. > If somebody would like to work on this, go ahead! ;-) > > I would provide 3 endpoints at first, maybe something like this: > > // Get an URL that points to the compiled entity > GET http://.... /compiler/targets/html?sdfsa78ewqwerqw8 > > // Update a given Royale entity > PUT http://.... /compiler/targets/html > > // Compile and create a new one > POST http://.... /compiler/targets/html > > The data transfer would be done via JSON, something like this: > > { > "_id": "...", > "url": "...", > "source": "", > "log": "..." > ... > } > > Thanks, > Olaf > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-royale-development.20373.n8.nabble.com/ > -- Ix Multimedia Software Jan Luykenstraat 27 3521 VB Utrecht T. 06-51952295 I. www.ixsoftware.nl
