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Could be quite interesting if it has solid J2EE support (like Elastic Beanstalk but with JBoss instead of Tomcat) with message queues and everything.
by jpalomaki 15y ago
Could be quite interesting if it has solid J2EE support (like Elastic Beanstalk but with JBoss instead of Tomcat) with message queues and everything.
- rickette 15y agoI like Elastic Beanstalk, especially since it's just EC2 under the hood. You can still tweak for example Tomcat or Linux settings if you really need to (by creating a custom Beanstalk AMI). Concerning message queues and other JEE features. There's nobody preventing you from deploying an EC2 instance with ActiveMQ or another broker :).