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ogijun 2010/03/15

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Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Don't Get Caught with Your Instance Down

James Knowlton and PJ Cabrera provide tips for performing basic monitoring tasks on Amazon EC2 virtual machines using Ruby. AWS Products Used: By James Knowlton (james@jamesknowlton.com), SQA Engineer, ADP Corporation; and PJ Cabrera, freelance software developer Introduction Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Beta) (Amazon EC2™) is a web service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that provides

ogijun 2010/01/02

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Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Using SimpleDB and Rails in No Time with ActiveResource

Special Attributes AWS SDB Proxy handles a couple of special attributes transparently. Here is the complete list: id: Every record automatically gets assigned a unique id using a hash function (see below) _resource: This attribute will always hold the name of the Rails model the it em belongs to. This way AWS SDB Proxy can story multiple Rails models within one SimpleDB domain created_at: The t

ogijun 2008/04/07

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Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Using Amazon S3, EC2, SQS, Lucene, and Ruby for Web Spidering

Robert Dempsey guides you through the steps of building a web spidering application using Amazon EC2, Amazon SQS, and Amazon S3. AWS Products Used: By Robert Dempsey of Atlantic Dominion Solutions, LLC Each Amazon Web Services (AWS) product is, in and of itself, very powerful. By combining them, you can produce true enterprise-class web applications. This article guides you through building on

ogijun 2008/02/22

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Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Building a Web Application with Ruby on Rails and Amazon S3

This article provides a tutorial on integrating the Amazon S3 REST API for Ruby with the Ruby on Rails web application framework to create a web management user interface for Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). A Developer Voice Article--The Developer Voice series features articles by developers for developers. Learn how to submit your own article on the Co-Marketing page. Add your review