On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:22 PM, Brian B wrote:
Our FS app will be under near-zero load much of the time, and then spike with our large (highly customized) conference call applications.
So, we'd like to investigate running it in an easily scalable environment, a la the Amazon cloud.
Three questions 1) Are the current images available here *current*, can someone tell from the version numbers? I looked for version history on the wiki but couldn't find it. The amazon command line command: ec2-describe-images -x all -v |grep freeswitch yields the following three (repeated in the verbose mode) <imageLocation>rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1- x86_11952.img.manifest.xml</imageLocation> <imageLocation>freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178/ image.manifest.xml</imageLocation> <imageLocation>rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1- x86_11963.img.manifest.xml</imageLocation>
Well you can take mine which is the freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178 one and start it.. update FS.. and repackage it back to S3... Its fairly easy. Just start it.. cd /usr/src/freeswitch.trunk and "make current", then repackage.
IMAGE ami-999672f0 freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178/ image.manifest.xml 811137716590 available public x86_64 machine IMAGE ami-1be30672 rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1- x86_11952.img.manifest.xml 099034111737 available public i386 machine IMAGE ami-dae306b3 rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1- x86_11963.img.manifest.xml 099034111737 available public i386 machine
2) If not, does anyone want to help set up a current Amazon image? I'll provide the Amazon account if you can install FS in it.
Give me tomorrow and I'll have the freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178 image updated to the latest SVN.. then i'll automate a script to take the previous image.. update it.. and republish it to s3 on a weekly basis... but its the default config... I would rather have it come out in a specific config for ec2... maybe we can work together on that? It costs me 19 cents a month to host one image. :)
3) Does anyone have other recommendations for services that can burst to high usage, without paying for high usage 24x7? I don't see VPS providers that can burst to much RAM/CPU for the few hours/ month we'll need it.
Not that I can remember. EC2 is really nice.
Thanks!
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