SpringSource launches CloudFoundry
I don’t know if this is somehow connected with the purchase of SpringSource VMWare - most likely not - because Amazon’s technology is used as a result - and not VMWare - but - SpringSource launches its own cloud - CloudFoundry
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So - this is another cloud for Java applications (in addition to Google AppEngine, Stax & Mor.ph - plus something else), but:
1. Built on top of Amazon services (like Stax & Mor.ph)
2. For data storage, your volume EBS & S3 buckets are used (that is, you have full control over the data), your EC2 instances are used for work (this is different from Stax & Mor.ph)
3. As a base - MySQL (unlike GAE)
4. Essno zadizayneno to run applications using the Spring Framework and / or Grails (but I think this is not necessary).
In essence, CloudFoundry turns out to simplify server configuration for running Java applications on top of Amazon services using Apache HTTPD, Spring tc Server, MySQL & Hyperic and automatically implementing a number of "chips" like:
1. LoadBalancing
2. MySQL master / slave replication
3. Auto-Scale
It is clear that all this can be done by hand, but - the presence of such a product that makes it all “out of the box” looks very interesting - I ran to dig deeper
UPD: for the price so far nothing is clear. It is clear that hosting itself on Amazon is on the user's account (a user account is used for EC2, EBS, S3), but it’s not clear yet whether it will be necessary to pay for the “configuration”. I hope no :)
UPD2: Decided for a long time - where to place - decided that probably better in Hosting
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So - this is another cloud for Java applications (in addition to Google AppEngine, Stax & Mor.ph - plus something else), but:
1. Built on top of Amazon services (like Stax & Mor.ph)
2. For data storage, your volume EBS & S3 buckets are used (that is, you have full control over the data), your EC2 instances are used for work (this is different from Stax & Mor.ph)
3. As a base - MySQL (unlike GAE)
4. Essno zadizayneno to run applications using the Spring Framework and / or Grails (but I think this is not necessary).
In essence, CloudFoundry turns out to simplify server configuration for running Java applications on top of Amazon services using Apache HTTPD, Spring tc Server, MySQL & Hyperic and automatically implementing a number of "chips" like:
1. LoadBalancing
2. MySQL master / slave replication
3. Auto-Scale
It is clear that all this can be done by hand, but - the presence of such a product that makes it all “out of the box” looks very interesting - I ran to dig deeper
UPD: for the price so far nothing is clear. It is clear that hosting itself on Amazon is on the user's account (a user account is used for EC2, EBS, S3), but it’s not clear yet whether it will be necessary to pay for the “configuration”. I hope no :)
UPD2: Decided for a long time - where to place - decided that probably better in Hosting
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/67462/
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