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Introduction

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is part of Amazon Web Services. It provides "resizable compute capacity in the cloud"---in other words, it allows you to run what are essentially virtual private servers of various sizes and capabilities. It is relatively straightforward to set up a WebObjects application server on an EC2 instance. There are several flavours of Linux available as base images to customize.

Public WO AMIs

AMI ID

Date

Region

Architecture

Root Device

What's on it

ami-de91bbaa

Sept 17, 2010

eu-west-1

x86_64

EBS

Amazon Linux, EBS-backed, x86_64
httpd, mod_ssl, httpd-devel, gcc, ImageMagick
WebObjects 5.4.3, JavaMonitor/wotaskd (standard Apple flavours)

ami-0be80962

July 8, 2009

us-east-1

i386

S3

web server, java VM, load balancer, database(s), configuration and monitoring tools 
See WOlastic for details

ami-75b79f01

July 8, 2009

eu-west-1

i386

S3

web server, java VM, load balancer, database(s), configuration and monitoring tools 
See WOlastic  for details

 

 

 

 

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