05.09.07
Posted in code at 4:04 am by Andrew Kuklewicz
We use Amazon S3 at PRX for images and more importantly all our audio files. We love it.
What we really want to do is use EC2 - look at the gigavox success story on amazon’s site - we need almost the same things, and want to implement almost the same arch - except using rails and activemessaging.
The problem is the EC2 closed beta - ugh - we’ve been waiting, oh so impatiently. In the meantime everyone shuold go get their feet wet with RightScale. You get 10 hours to play with, even without your own EC2 keys.
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Posted in code at 4:04 am by Andrew Kuklewicz
We use Amazon S3 at PRX for images and more importantly all our audio files. We love it.
What we really want to do is use EC2 - look at the gigavox success story on amazon’s site - we need almost the same things, and want to implement almost the same arch - except using rails and activemessaging.
The problem is the EC2 closed beta - ugh - we’ve been waiting, oh so impatiently. In the meantime everyone shuold go get their feet wet with RightScale. You get 10 hours to play with, even without your own EC2 keys.
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The EC2 Troll said,
May 29, 2007 at 8:18 am
If you’d still like access to the EC2 beta, drop a note to my email address and tell them the EC2 troll sent you…
xasima said,
June 8, 2007 at 5:26 pm
Yep, I’ve heard that EC2 is beta and closed. And i wanna use the same service for my own project I’m implementing now. Would you be so kind to describe what the actual procedure to get account on EC2 is set up now. How long do you need to wait. Is it a fixed period after you raise the claim to use this. Do you need to provide the actual description of the project and arguments to persuade the Amazon to open an account for you?
Andrew Kuklewicz said,
June 29, 2007 at 9:25 pm
btw - I did get ec2 finally - I’ll post about it soon.