Another experiment I conducted over the weekend was a hybrid approach.
Linnode seems to be quite good at being persistent and is relatively
cheap. I think the draw back is of it is not at all as easily
scalable as Amazon. I tried a setup where I use a Linode as the
backend DB and then a cluster
More cool stuff with Amazon Web Services. In my last experiment with AWS, I
have utilized the Elastic Beanstalk. A little bit strange to get your head
around but here it is..
http://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/
So, basically, what you do is you upload a war file. AWS then deploys it to
a
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 4:58 PM, Jason Pickering
jason.p.picker...@gmail.com wrote:
More cool stuff with Amazon Web Services. In my last experiment with AWS, I
have utilized the Elastic Beanstalk. A little bit strange to get your head
around but here it is..
From the Amazon web service stanpoint, it woud be idea to have a completely
standaalone package which deploys itself, or the use of a parameter which is
documented here ...
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/ug/index.html?using-features.managing.db.htmlwhich
can be used to
Looking more into costs, it seems to be quite significant. Costs are
calculated based on instance-hour. If it is up and running, it is
billed. Testing on a Micro instance proved that performance is pretty
unacceptably slow. Scaling up to an instance with 17 GB of memory
improved things
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Jo Størset stor...@gmail.com wrote:
Took it off-list, but maybe others are also interested?
Oops.
Den 13. mars 2011 kl. 10.54 skrev Jason Pickering:
Looking more into costs, it seems to be quite significant. Costs are
calculated based on instance-hour. If
Hi Everyone,
For those of you may be interested, I have setup and configured an
Amazon EC2 instance of DHIS2 2.1 /Tomcat/Apache/Postgres. If you would
like to utilize the instance for your own purposes, let me know, and I
can give you more details of how you can get the image.
Regards,
Jason
Den 12. mars 2011 kl. 12.09 skrev Jason Pickering:
Hi Everyone,
For those of you may be interested, I have setup and configured an
Amazon EC2 instance of DHIS2 2.1 /Tomcat/Apache/Postgres. If you would
like to utilize the instance for your own purposes, let me know, and I
can give you
I really have no idea about costs. I need to figure this out as part
of a budgeting exercise, and compare against Linode
Linode are priced differently. EC2 is based on usage, where as Linonde
is more or less a fixed cost per month. I have DHIS2 running on both
at the moment, in order to compare
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