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If its free, who is footing the EC2 bill? Which gives me the idea: it'd be cool to have a service like this and have it use a user-provided AWS account. So yo
by futuremint 16y ago
If its free, who is footing the EC2 bill?
Which gives me the idea: it'd be cool to have a service like this and have it use a user-provided AWS account.
So you could use a service like this to automatically manage the EC2 instances, and then if you need to take control to expand your instances' functionality you just stop using the service.
Just a thought...
- ChrisMatthieu 16y agoGreat idea! I took notes on the installation of NodeFu on EC2. I would like to include them in the bootstrap readme in the repo so others can easily standup their own instances too.
- dickeytk 16y agoso you need EC2 to use NodeFu? Not a dealbreaker, but I didn't get that from the splash page.
- ChrisMatthieu 16y agoYou can deploy it to your own instance of EC2 or Rackspace or GoGrid or you can run your apps directly on the http://NodeFu.com http://NodeFu.com hosted platform.
- dickeytk 16y agogotcha! the hosted platform is killer! When I want to take the dive into node, I'll be sure to try this out!