Building Scalable Web Applications with AWS Elastic Beanstalk avaliações

Chris S. · Revisado há over 7 years

Abdulai S. · Revisado há over 7 years

not ec2-user but ubuntu

anthony b. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Madhu N. · Revisado há over 7 years

fs

Frank F. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Frank F. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Frank F. · Revisado há over 7 years

Probably should provide the user name that needs to be logged into the Linux box because it is "Ubuntu" instead of "ec2-user"

Leo T. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Lei W. · Revisado há over 7 years

It would be good to branch in the instructions and say want to try to fix the Python changes to use memcache for the session data ? There's several steps like having to add param for port to settings.py, etc. But overall good..

Steve R. · Revisado há over 7 years

I got the idea, but the lab didn't provide the refresh "inconsistency" experience before switching to cross-AZ load balancing.

Derek S. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Stevan S. · Revisado há over 7 years

Really useful, great to piece all this together

Sam L. · Revisado há over 7 years

If I left the region to 1 - Virginia, it worked fine. If I changed it to my local region, the EC2 instance was not there.

Christopher W. · Revisado há over 7 years

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NIGEL H. · Revisado há over 7 years

EC2 instance did not exist after the setup was complete and I launched the Console.

Christopher W. · Revisado há over 7 years