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published by Edmund Haselwanter on Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Found the following pages that are tagged with "aws".

Amazon EC2

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 11, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, ec2, tomcat

made my way through the deployment of webapp (tomcat 6) on Amazon EC2 the very famous webservice products from Amazon. Continue Reading…

Amazon EC2 stuff

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 14, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, ec2

I've collected some useful information about cloud computing/amazon EC2 on the web Continue Reading…

Amazon Elastic Block Store

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 22, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, ebs, ec2

There is a new kid on the block: Amazon Elastic Block Store

High-Availability Load Balancer (With Failover and Session Support) With HAProxy

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 20, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, ec2, high availability

HAProxy seems very promising as a production use software loadbalancer. The only drawback with this solution is that one still has to use some extra piece of middleware to terminate a ssl session (stunnel, apache).

Intersting EC2 AMI images (as a starting point)

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 19, 2008
Tags: amazon, ami, aws, cloud, ec2

I believe in not inventing the wheel;-) That's another incarnation of DRY ... So a good starting point for AMI images are the ones of Rightscale. Continue Reading…

Poolparty, a promising tool for cloud computing

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 21, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, ec2, environment-2.0

Poolparty is a very interesting project. It promises easy cloud computing with Amazon EC2. The project undergoes a heavy rewrite of its core, so we ought to stay tuned :-) Continue Reading…

EC2 Deployment made easy: Capistrano and Capazon

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 19, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, capistrano, cloud, ec2, environment-2.0

Capistrano is a tool for deploying and managing remote servers. Its origin is (ruby based;-) on deploying rails applications. Continue Reading…

Automated Environment: Puppet, iClassify, and Capistrano

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Aug 27, 2008
Tags: amazon, aws, capistrano, cloud, ec2, environment-2.0, high availability, iclassify, puppet

There is a new hype: cloud computing. Your web site traffic grows? Add a new application server. Want to increase availability? Add a new web server. Among others Amazon offers a whole bunch of infrastructure to support these needs. But it is not enough to fire up a server. The web server should include apache, the app server should include tomcat. The deployment should be aware of the new app server. This is where Puppet, iClassify, and Capistrano come into play. Puppet does the configuration management, installs your desired web and app server.

Bootstraping ec2 with Puppet, iClassify, and Capistrano

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Sep 06, 2008
Tags: aws, capistrano, cloud, ec2, iclassify, puppet

Searching through github ( http://github.com/search?q=puppet) I came across a very similar approach on howto bootstrap EC2 images with capistrano puppet and iclassify. ec2-cap is build on top of the Rightscale Amazon EC2 gem (http://rightaws.rubyforge.org/)

http://github.com/adamhjk/ec2-cap/tree/master

The main idea behind this is to

Thoughtworks Cruise 1.1 on Centos 5.2 EC2 building repo from github

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Nov 30, 2008
Tags: ami, aws, cruise, cruise control, ec2, environment-2.0, git, github

In this blog post I will show how to launch a Centos 5.2 Amazon ami image, install Cruise 1.1 from Thoughtworks (also known as Cruise Control) and building a Java project, fetched from a github repository. Continue Reading…

Use EBS on EC2 Centos 5.2 and snapshot with cron to S3

Posted by Edmund Haselwanter on Mar 06, 2009
Tags: amazon, aws, cloud, cron, ebs, ec2, environment-2.0

Create the volume and assign it to your instance

Attach it to your Centos 5.2 instance

yum install xfsprogs

according to Thread: Debian Lenny and XFS causes kernel panic: Suggested Workaround

mkfs.xfs -l version=1 /dev/sdh

insert into /etc/fstab

/dev/sdh /vol/shared xfs noatime 0 0

mount the volume

mount /vol/shared