I do not know that it is actively mantained. Anyway, if you email the TKL 
people, they are helpful and responsive.

On Wednesday, 16 October 2013 13:40:47 UTC-5, Niphlod wrote:
>
> is TKL turnkey Linux ? If yes, who is the maintainer of that distribution 
> ? He's the man to contact for such info....
> Running web2py with rocket and sqlite is something that should really 
> happen only on your pc while you develop.
> Your production env should use a real backend (mysql is fine, but 
> postgresql has less troubles) and a real webserver (apache is fine but for 
> some time is NOT the fastest NOR the easier to configure).
> SQLite to MySQL transition of data may be smooth of incur in some 
> problems: it all depends on how complicated your data model is. 
> For point 2), really, you need to contact whoever packaged that image. 
>
> On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 8:31:06 PM UTC+2, james c. wrote:
>>
>> The development defaults for a Web2Py App are Rocket Server and SQL 
>> Light. I've deployed my application through the TKL hub and have kept the 
>> Web2Py default configuration. My app runs fast on the local development 
>> system and very slow on a small instance EC2 deployed through the TKL hub.
>>
>> I expect the first steps to improve performance is to change my apps 
>> defaults to use TKL appliance defaults MySQL and Apache. Also, I have not 
>> yet turned on TKL backup and migration.
>>
>> 1) I expect if I turn on TKL backup and migration, then after changing to 
>> MySQL I will be able to restore the SQLLight data to MySQL. *Is this 
>> true?*
>>
>> 2) When I first deployed through TKL, I found some TKL documentation, on 
>> changing db connection strings within the Web2Py app to point to the TKL 
>> deployed MySQL and documentation to replace RocketServer with Apache. I've 
>> searched and having trouble locating this information. *Can someone 
>> please point me to the deployment documentation for MySQL and Apache using 
>> TKL Web2Py?*
>>
>> thanks in advance for any help, James
>>
>

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