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I use Gists as user-data files for EC2 deployments. Works amazingly well.
by franklovecchio 15y ago
I use Gists as user-data files for EC2 deployments. Works amazingly well.
- sundar22in 15y agoInteresting, could you please elaborate on this use of git. It will be helpful. Thanks.
- franklovecchio 15y agoSure. I'm actually working on a bootstrap project which uses Gists and Node.js to spin up a scaling infrastructure: https://github.com/franklovecchio/yc-bootstrap https://github.com/franklovecchio/yc-bootstrap. Instead of using CloudFormation, which I loathe, or Puppet/Chef (which have a learning curve and infrastructure for latter), I use standard bash libraries (see yc-bootstrap/gists/) and "extend" them to spin up instances -- see the README under "Gisting": (https://github.com/franklovecchio/yc-bootstrap/blob/master/README.markdown https://github.com/franklovecchio/yc-bootstrap/blob/master/R...). That example is what the user-data file would be.
- sundar22in 15y agoThanks! +1