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We're working on switching from Heroku to EC2. To my knowledge there isn't a lot of documentation out there on this process - we're just looking for code snippe
by m0th87 12y ago
We're working on switching from Heroku to EC2. To my knowledge there isn't a lot of documentation out there on this process - we're just looking for code snippets to figure out how to build AMIs, deploy, etc. It's a slow and error-prone process. Anyone know of good resources to make this migration?
- infecto 12y agoI have never seen any documentation on moving from Heroku > EC2. They are very different services and there are many options to replicate the heroku api. Not used it yet but www.cloud66.com always interested me.
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- eknkc 12y agoTake a look at Elastic Beanstalk too. We use eb with docker containers and it has been pretty decent. Handles auto scaling, load balancing, fault recovery, deployment itself, and Docker provides great flexibility.
- parasubvert 12y agoI'd suggest looking at AWS OpsWorks, which is probably closest to what you're used to. http://www.stefanwrobel.com/heroku-to-opsworks http://www.stefanwrobel.com/heroku-to-opsworks http://artsy.github.io/blog/2013/08/27/introduction-to-aws-opsworks/ http://artsy.github.io/blog/2013/08/27/introduction-to-aws-o...
- anko 12y agoI second this. I got up and running on opsworks in about 3 days without any AWS or Chef experience (I use puppet on our other providers).
- tbronchain 12y agoWe are currently working on a product based on AWS that could fit your needs, giving you as flexibility as you can get with a manual EC2 configuration, but with the simplicity of a service like Heroku and the reliability of a service like OpsWorks: visualops.io Don't hesitate to contact with us if you have any remark or question. Also, we recently released a "store" comporting some template of common application to help people coming from PaaS platforms: store.visualops.io