Re: [galaxy-dev] Elastic Bean Stalk

[Martin Čech]

Hi Ryan,

if you are planning to use Galaxy on AWS I recommend you to have a look at
the CloudMan (https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/CloudMan). It will help you
orchestrate the instances and scale to meet the needs of your users.

It has been a while since I used the EB, but generally when scaling Galaxy
you do not want to scale the whole webserver/app stack because you only
need the worker nodes for jobs. Cloudman brings this setup to you with no
strings attached.

How many users and what type of jobs/load are we talking about?

Thanks.

Martin

On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 11:26 AM Ryan G  wrote:

> Hi all - I was wondering, if we deploy Galaxy in AWS, can we take
> advantage of Elastic BeanStalk to scale our instances based on demand
> instead of trying to configure Galaxy to perform well for our users?
>
> Ryan
>
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[galaxy-dev] Elastic Bean Stalk

[Ryan G]

Hi all - I was wondering, if we deploy Galaxy in AWS, can we take advantage
of Elastic BeanStalk to scale our instances based on demand instead of
trying to configure Galaxy to perform well for our users?

Ryan
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