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How difficult can it be? Is a tool which, according to their web site, helps you deploy, monitor and load-balance Amazon EC2 instances. The RailsConf ’08 presentation on PoolParty is available on Scribd. For those looking to take the plunge (sorry, couldn’t resist! Will not be published) (required). Or subscribe by e-mail:. Brightbox - UK Rails Hosting. Rails Deployment with JRuby. Deploying Rack Applications to Dreamhost. I wouldn't have thought so. As I understood it JRuby is Ruby.

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Rails Deployment » Uncategorized

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How difficult can it be? Andrew Landry seems to be a fan. The web application which lets you create a Rails app entirely from your web browser – although, as Andrew points out, you can still work from a locally-hosted clone if you want to. I see their blog also has details of how to hook your Heroku Rails app. Up to HopToad’s. Web-based exception tracker which is getting a lot of traction itself at the moment. Has anyone else tried Heroku and, if so, what did you think of it? On a J2EE App Server. Capist...

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Distributed Processing with EC2 using PoolParty | RubyHam

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Gitting git-svn working on mac. Distributed Processing with EC2 using PoolParty. Seems nice. Tonight I’ll be attempting to use it (primarily because it gives me shared disk across instances via S3 for free) to replace a script’s use of Sun Grid Engine (SGE) with EC2. This happens to be all I need to pull this off fairly easily. So I’m using this to parallelize FSL. To help with this, Ari (the poolparty guy) wrote up a nice PoolParty Plugin for this very task. My commands.txt file looks like:. NOTE: Docum...

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life in the clouds: July 2009

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Life in the clouds. Cloud computing, ruby, technology, and sprinkling of chaotic life. Monday, July 06, 2009. Eucalyptus Cloud Controller VMware Image. I wanted my own ec2 cloud, to expermiment with and use for testing poolparty. I searched for a vmware instance already installed and configured that I could just download and play around with. Unfortunatley, I couldn’t find one. So, I went ahead and created my own. You can download. I set up a bridged network device on my front end with a static address:.

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life in the clouds: Eucalyptus Cloud Controller VMware Image

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Life in the clouds. Cloud computing, ruby, technology, and sprinkling of chaotic life. Monday, July 06, 2009. Eucalyptus Cloud Controller VMware Image. I wanted my own ec2 cloud, to expermiment with and use for testing poolparty. I searched for a vmware instance already installed and configured that I could just download and play around with. Unfortunatley, I couldn’t find one. So, I went ahead and created my own. You can download. I set up a bridged network device on my front end with a static address:.

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Rails Deployment » EC2

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How difficult can it be? Is a tool which, according to their web site, helps you deploy, monitor and load-balance Amazon EC2 instances. The RailsConf ’08 presentation on PoolParty is available on Scribd. For those looking to take the plunge (sorry, couldn’t resist! Deploying to EC2 with Rubber. Here’s another new deployment option which might interest those of you deploying to Amazon’s EC2 service. Rubber. They have a quickstart. If you want to get a feel for how you’d use it before picking it up. Fuzed ...