you could use cloudfoundry for that :) http://www.cloudfoundry.org/
Esteban On Jan 26, 2013, at 12:25 PM, Stéphane Ducasse <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Jan 25, 2013, at 10:02 PM, Andy Burnett wrote: > >> We would love to develop more of our ideas in Pharo, but we are completely >> allergic to doing sys admin. We don't want to deal with anything below the >> Pharo application level. What I would ideally like to see if something like >> Heroku, or similar, but for Pharo. However, just wishing won't make it >> happen, so I am wondering if there is anyone out there who is thinking about >> this, and whether there are enough of us to constitute are market. > > It would be so great! > > This is a big orthogonal but I know that laurent laffont worked on Harbor. > The idea was to provide a better Seaside hosting in the same that you could > install it in an easier manner on your machine. > > I imagine that the work done by nicolas P and mariano/esteban around mongo, > fuel… fit perfectly. > >> >> Our requirements are pretty simple. We need a way of uploading an image, and >> some standard for of persistence. At this point, we would be perfectly happy >> to make compromises by agreeing that it had to be e.g. Mongo or whatever >> (although ideally it would be gemstone). We just want to make some progress >> on this. >> >> Personally, I think lots of bits are coming together. > > Yes me too. > >> We now have various persistence options, websockets (both in Zinc and >> Aida-web), OAuth ( in both places again), and lots of other exciting >> elements. We just want a really simple way to take advantage of them. >> >> Does anyone else feel this need? > >
