AWS Elastic Beanstalk（初心者向け 超速マスター編）JAWSUG大阪
4. アプリケーションを動かすには 実行環境が必要 □ ２つの方法 ・EC2 や ELB を利用して実行環境を構築する →手間がかかる 自由度が高い ・AWS Elastic Beanstalk を利用する →スケールできる環境を即構築 バージョン・環境の管理が簡単 5. AWS Elastic Beanstalk とは □ Webアプリの実行環境を構築・管理するサービス Auto scaling Group Instance Instance Amazon RDS Elastic Load Balancing CloudWatch デプロイ AWS Elastic Beanstalk S3war zip Amazon SNS Internet 6. AWS Elastic Beanstalk とは □ サポートする言語とスタック ・Apache Tomcat for Java ・Apac
creating a swap file/drive on ec2 micro instance on elastic beanstalk deploy
So my application installs and deploys fine as long as I put it on an instance bigger than micro. when I deploy on micro when composer tries to install I get a php error about not being able to allocate enough memory. so I did some googling and it seems that you can create a swap file/disk on boot/ creating of the instance here are two tutorials one two these might be dated so first question is ca
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Setting up Sidekiq, Redis on AWS Elastic Beanstalk with ElastiCache Sidekiq has been my favorite tool for setting up background processing in Ruby on Rails applications. Mainly I use it for delivering emails, and it can take a little effort to get up and running for the first time in the AWS ecosystem. Redis is required for sidekiq, and AWS ElastiCache redis clusters pair nicely if you are already
AWS Elastic Beanstalk, running a cronjob
I would like to know if there is a way to setup a cronjob/task to execute every minute. Currently any of my instances should be able to run this task. This is what I have tried to do in the config files without success: container_commands: 01cronjobs: command: echo "*/1 * * * * root php /etc/httpd/myscript.php" I'm not really sure if this is the correct way to do it Any ideas?
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