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* Docs are pretty bad * I invariably need to log onto the instance itself to find deployment bugs during development (that said, it's great th
by scanr 14y ago
* Docs are pretty bad
* I invariably need to log onto the instance itself to
find deployment bugs during development (that said,
it's great that I can do that)
* Using their AMIs is the easiest but you may find
that they don't support the combination of software
you need
* If you're deploying a python app, you'll want to
install celery, rails resque, php gearman etc.
Beanstalk doesn't really have an answer for the
'deploy an asynchronous job server'