lundi 19 mai 2014

services web Amazon - rentable pour déployer des applications de .NET 2 sur Elastic Beanstalk - Stack Overflow


I see this question: Deploy multiple applications to a single EC2 instance using AWS Elastic Beanstalk


So my next question is: what is the most cost-effective way to handle this situation?


I have two closely-related, but distinct, MVC-based webapps I need to deploy. I'm trying to find the most efficient way of deploying them, without too much waste. I'm thinking:



  1. Combine them into a single web deploy package and let beanstalk deploy that?

  2. Reuse certain elements of beanstalk, such as the load balancer? All I'd really need is another EC2 instance (assuming I still can't deploy multiple apps to a single IIS), and share the scaling group, load balancer, etc...


Thanks for any ideas!




I would recommend to create custom AMI based on AWS Beanstalk AMI for .NET application and than use it for deployment.



I see this question: Deploy multiple applications to a single EC2 instance using AWS Elastic Beanstalk


So my next question is: what is the most cost-effective way to handle this situation?


I have two closely-related, but distinct, MVC-based webapps I need to deploy. I'm trying to find the most efficient way of deploying them, without too much waste. I'm thinking:



  1. Combine them into a single web deploy package and let beanstalk deploy that?

  2. Reuse certain elements of beanstalk, such as the load balancer? All I'd really need is another EC2 instance (assuming I still can't deploy multiple apps to a single IIS), and share the scaling group, load balancer, etc...


Thanks for any ideas!



I would recommend to create custom AMI based on AWS Beanstalk AMI for .NET application and than use it for deployment.


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