>> What operating system is required, any ? Right Now EC2 is a beta version, but works really well. You can use by now only UNIX and they don't support all type of cores. The usually use Fedora Core4, Fedora core6, Debian (Ubuntu), etc.
>> how do you create the image, with a custom VM app ? In my case, I started with a public image from amazon (Fedora core 4 Base), and then I installed Java, Ant, Red5 and some utils stuff. You can too use a system images converter from QEMU and other programs for simulate machines , but I don't have tried. Once you have a instance running you can modify the images and create the number you want instances. Works great, and S3 (Simple Storage Service) is another great service, totally usable for aplicactions with Red5 involved. Im working to connect Red5 with S3 rigth now. >>Clustering has been talked about using terracotta aparanly. I first >>attempted intergrating not along ago which poss sparked the discussions >>as it was possibly trivial but I couldnt work the context loading out! I was thinking about use fuse, and save all objects in S3(Amazon) as local files for the system, but there are two problems: Fuse is not open source (and free neither) and I'd save the objetcts for each modification. And using a Red5 srever as client of another red5 server to cath the streamin (In my aplicaction there is only one stream published and every client connect to it) but I'm not sure, maybe is a ugly way to solve the problem. >>I'm currently looking at integrating red5 into tomcat and then running >>have tomcat loaded via mod_jk in apache :) Great! Keep us on the ball. _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
