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Deploy Django and MongoDB in the Cloud With Just Two Commands(blog.dotcloud.com)
4 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|0 comments
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
There seems to be another mirror: https://github.com/dxw/wordpress And, most disturbingly, there is also https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress , which looks more "official" but wasn't updated since about 1 year. It would be awesome if W
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High Availability: MySQL master/slave now on DotCloud(blog.dotcloud.com)
21 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|3 comments
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Thin web server (Event Machine Rack/Rails) available on DotCloud(blog.dotcloud.com)
8 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|0 comments
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
I guess that it's not easy to implement session affinity on the SSL level. You cannot access information like cookies or other HTTP headers (since they are inside the SSL payload that you're trying to handle). So you have to use the little
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
Same in France since years. There are a few big theatre chains; if I remember correctly, at least 2 of them have an "unlimited" card. The UGC[1] one is 20 EUR/month (~30 USD), which is roughly the price of 2 tickets. A lot of people subscri
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Monitor any web app resource usage with DotCloud + Server Density(blog.dotcloud.com)
6 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|0 comments
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New Relic on DotCloud(blog.dotcloud.com)
18 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|0 comments
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
Hi, Well, actually, we didn't pickup Plack from its author. When people started asking about Perl, we just replied with another question: "which framework? how? what?", and we tried extract the most common denominator. The vast majority tol
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DotCloud releases support for Perl, aka Camel-as-a-Service(blog.dotcloud.com)
96 points by jpetazzo 15y ago|51 comments
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
Hi, DotCloud'er here! Those timeout errors are pretty common, and we are working very hard to reduce them. Almost all operations should be idempotent - meaning that you can repeat them without any danger. Basically: if the 1st time didn't w
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by jpetazzo 15y ago
Hi, DotCloud'er here - so take my comment with a bit of salt :-) Regarding "lack of control", we do our best to address that, in multiple ways. 1. We don't require DotCloud-specific changes to your apps; if you install your Python dependenc
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
Amazon promised that regions wouldn't see two zones going down at the same time. That's totally different, and that's what happened today.
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
Well, US East (North Virginia) is actually 4 datacenters. As pointed out in the article, multiple availability zones (=multiple datacenters) are affected by the outage, meaning that even if you deploy on multiple datacenters, you can go dow
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Working around the EC2 outage(blog.dotcloud.com)
68 points by jpetazzo 16y ago|18 comments
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
You're totally right. Following your advice, I added a little note to the docs. I hope it will clear up any doubt!
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
"Yes you can!" Sorry if that's not very clear; but although your app has to run on port 8080, it will be reachable through (e.g.) http://nodechat.ramen.dotcloud.com/ (after bouncing through half a dozen internal proxies, load balancers, d
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
I don't think they are obfuscating it. If I remember correctly, their pricing page made perfectly clear that they used dedicated EC2 instances. Just for the record - the cheapest EC2 instance type is t1.micro, and amounts to ~15 USD/month (
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by jpetazzo 16y ago
Elastic BeanStalk only does Java so far, or so I guess. Sure, they will expand - Amazon has an awesome R&D so I don't expect them to stay sitting there. And if you're daring, you can probably already run JRuby and Jython on BeanStalk, b