On Jul 30, 2013, at 11:57 AM, mikefilonov <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Max, > That’s great you found this project that cool, thank you :) Yes this is cool. Did you look at SmallHarbor the work done by romain Verduci to offer better way to host seaside applications? http://smallharbour.seasidehosting.st > Rackincloud.com is actually my personal project that I developed to host > several pharo/seaside applications (well, not only seaside though: redmine, > svn too, and several others are planned). As I did not find any similar > suitable solution and I have some experience in hosting/appliances, I > decided to create a simple platform for easy management of several instances > of pharo/smalltalk via Web interface. Seems it really worked out :) > > I developed a Pharo-appliance which is basically a Linux ISO-image that runs > Pharo and VNC server. The appliance incorporates pharo-vm, pharo-image and > all necessary utilities/libraries in one ready-to-use package, which allows > to install server on a virtualization platform in "one click". The result is > very similar to "Smalltalk OS" idea: you boot and you see pure pharo > environment :) Excellent! If you need access to a jenkins build server to help you, let us know. > > Well, I thought that this project might be interesting to smalltalk/pharo > community (as the process of running a new instance of Pharo is extremely > easy with rackincloud.com) and I decided to make it public. So here the > short video of how to run pharo (sorry about the musicJ) Thanks for sharing that with us. We will create a blog and make some noise :) > http://youtu.be/TXbvO5ejZZA?a > > What about costs, at the moment it is $15/month for Pharo appliance. This > includes: 512Mb of RAM, 5Gb of HDD, unlimited traffic. For hosting large > files there is a "Fileserver Appliance" that is basically an apache server > configured to serve files from public directory. It is managed by ajaxplorer > web interface. > > In general for now there is only 4 appliances ready for my platform, but I > can package any linux software as appliance in case of such need. > > So, I hope you'll enjoy working with rack in cloud, but keep in mind that it > is its first run, and I REALY look forward to receiving any feedback. You should announce to the ESUG mailing-list too. Stef > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://forum.world.st/Pharo-dev-rackincloude-seaside-hosting-tp4701427p4701464.html > Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
