Unfortunately not. That company and codebase is very much dead, and I don't own any of it. Even if I did it would be a bunch of context-less shell (in the first

Unfortunately not. That company and codebase is very much dead, and I don't own any of it. Even if I did it would be a bunch of context-less shell (in the first iteration) and then a bunch of context-less Chef (in the second platform iteration). Things I do remember: - We used ephemeral volumes for all data stores. This was pre-provisioned IOPs and EBS was flaky as heck back then. I can't remember the disk layout, although we did experiment a great deal. - We took great pains to ensure there was enough space to make the snapshot (IIRC is was a telemetry/monitoring item) - The pipe scripts were essentially "netcat". The best I can offer is this talk: http://vimeo.com/57861199 http://vimeo.com/57861199