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Deploying Java Applications on Amazon EC2
Summary
Chris Richardson presents the details of deploying multi-tier Apache/Tomcat/MySQL applications on Amazon EC2, what it takes to access EC2, to deploy a web server, an application server, and a database, handling security, making a case for PaaS which does not require an administration effort.
Bio
Chris Richardson leads the cloud development at SpringSource and was previously CEO and Founder of Cloud Foundry, which SpringSource acquired in August 2009. He founded Cloud Tools in 2007 as an open source project for automating the deployment of Java and Grails applications on Amazon EC2, and he authored "POJOs in Action" published by Manning.
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TUTORIAL: How to deploy an API on Amazon EC2 for AWS rookies
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A really useful presentation, free of some of the selling (bless them) from the PaaS vendors, it was good to see the strengths as well as the snags of platform as a service.
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TUTORIAL: How to deploy an API on Amazon EC2 for AWS rookies
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