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You have to use their base AMI. Which was really bad because for a while it suffered from a kernel deadlock on disk write bug(this should be fixed by now). Th

You have to use their base AMI. Which was really bad because for a while it suffered from a kernel deadlock on disk write bug(this should be fixed by now). There's very little configuration options - when I was using it you couldn't setup logrotate for instance. It worked pretty well, for java at least, until the server started locking up every couple hours. When it integrates with opsworks, I'll be excited about it.

dazzla 14y ago
You can now use configuration files to customize your instance. You can install packages, download files, run shell scripts etc. Works well. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/customize-containers.html http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/custom...
fosk 14y ago
You can customize the AMI and do whatever you want with it.
nkvoll 14y ago
Hmm... this sounds vaguely familiar to something I might have ran into.. Do you happen to have an url to a bug report for this?