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In this new video (Flash or QuickTime), AWS developer Steve Odom shows how to use Elastic Rails and Capistrano to create and deploy Ruby on Rails applications.
-- Jeff;
PS: The first commenter asked us to add a Pause button to the video presentation earlier today, and we have done as requested. You won't get anything if you don't ask!
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Please add a pause button to the video!
Posted by: Brian Adkins | April 11, 2007 at 07:05 AM
EC2 seems like a great idea. I was wondering if anyone could comment on the DB aspect of EC2. I'm assuming you'd still host your DB server elsewhere. Wouldn't that be really slow (because you're piping all DB traffic over the net)? At every enterprise shop I've worked at we've always assumed it was really important to have the DB in the same rack as the app servers. Am I missing something here?
Posted by: ben | May 03, 2007 at 05:15 AM