-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Jerry,
On 7/19/19 13:38, Jerry Malcolm wrote: > I have had a dedicated hosted environment with WAMP and Tomcat for > over 15 years. I'm very familiar with everything related to that > environment... apache http, mysql, dns server, the file system, > JAMES, and all of my management scripts that I've accumulated over > the years. Everything is in the same box and basically on the same > desktop. But now I have a client that has needs that are best met > in an AWS environment. Can you explain that in a little more depth? What is it about AWS that meets their needs better? I ask because you can provision a one-box wonder in AWS just like you do on a physical space with a single server. You just have to use remote-desktop to get into it, and then it's all the same. But if they want to use RDS, auto-scaling, and other Amazon-provided services then things can get confusing. So the answer to your question really depends upon what the client thinks they'll be getting by you taking your existing product "to the cloud". > I understand just enough AWS to be dangerous, which is not > much.... I do know that it's a bunch of different modules, and I > believe I lose the direct file system access. That heavily depends upon how you do things. You can get yourself a server with a disk and everything, just like you are used to doing. > I've watched an AWS intro video and a couple of youtube videos on > setting up TC in AWS. But they always starts with "now that you > have your AWS environment set up....". I am looking for something > that explains the big picture of migrating an existing WAMP+TC to > AWS. I am not so naive to think that there won't be significant > rip-up to what I have now. But I don't want to do unnecessary > rip-up just because I don't understand where I'm heading. > Basically, I don't know enough to know what I don't know.... But I > need to start planning ahead and learning soon if I'm going to have > any disasters in my code where I might have played it too loose > with accessing the file system directly in my dedicated > environment. > > Has anyone been down this path before and could point me to some > tutorials targeted to migrating WAMP+TC to AWS? Or possible > hand-hold me just a little...? I'm a pretty quick learner. I just > don't know where to start. As usual, start with your requirements :) - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - https://www.enigmail.net/ iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEMmKgYcQvxMe7tcJcHPApP6U8pFgFAl0yDpIACgkQHPApP6U8 pFj5GA/+Pr+CXtOGTYsZqCWVT7KYqvAulyyyZsHOvS2oaiapjrsWORYA5rzS478y TE+rMAUc7ep0RToW1ZCAhtyKi+M1vfIwGu6qkFA6NCBWKL92I8jaFw+j/pDJ0mSJ sfv0OGu8hAmQwy2FCpscgFR9PBKNzJN3o5OhR0cp1g0i6/J5Ci9xkn92KVAv1ZIU WjY+WrE9tcqtASHjO/wS53YreHlXoPLSzhpbjwje/HzKkBYXRV9dRIpHLnOSNc6t +5LhnLghVR27J3n/w1xFeO8kM3SBySuCHhUGTNCKdxMlrprxCIwZjvgLwHBxwv17 tK6NOxmuk4xsi7vrKGhR/PWYHuTMNrYkWwD3Hv2vskwqo4RioIOaseoXBGHYy/WN iDwN6viSzSCqivP+MLBGi00Xo3LFdJZu+DMufX05SYJvRxxO6yaNMxING7zr9ubJ ossrDNIkHSDs4J0SAvzYidfPCOUbRWvHI6dYLkqsieRk7pWp2JPSWBWKuisllBnP VOv4IaVfZNHGE5TmkWElKE8Cbyj8xxSerFN15RjoawmwnnP9c1L8LirTi/l7GEQN HlQfNFP+evIbGpPOrcUpZJa5sjfePeUl+jJj08DPw0djyG3K3tAcBQTO4LjqsKTC g1phEO502BxE8v1UPTpEYXGfxhvMSirvjC37lXbTabNo3R4Tbt4= =SUFA -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
