I am new to BW6 and BWCE.I need to understand the key features in both and difference between BW6.X and BWCE.
Any kind of ppts or reference sources would be of great help.
I need to migrate my existing BW5 code to either BW6 or BWCE and then completely move them to AWS (Amazon web services) .
So in this aspect I need to verify which is more efficient BW6 OR BWCE.
pls provide with any ppt or resources if possible.
Would be of grt help if so.
Thnks in advance
BW6 is targeted for on-premise, BWCE is targeted for On-Premise, Public Cloud or Hybrid. BWCE allows you to deliver your SW by CI/CD using maven and docker / kubernetes.
You have ton of videos in youtube about BWCE, this is specially good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VISNxgB74Bg
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I recently set up a Ubuntu Linux instance in Oracle Cloud. I'm used to take snapshots of VM's so I can roll back if something later goes wrong. In Digitalocean (droplet) this is as simple as pressing a button but in Oracle Cloud I can't seem to find this functionality. I've read documentation and Googled but to no avail. Also seems Oracle have several different cloud offerings with similar naming which makes it hard to find relevant information.
Go to boot volume and create a full backup. This will help you to restore your server to the last good configuration.
Is there any opensource Web UI project for OpenWhisk?
I would like use OpenWhisk but not with IBM Bluemix.
Thanks.
There are a couple implementation I was able to find on GitHub, however haven't tested them:
https://github.com/katarzyna-dusza/openwhisk-react-ui
https://github.com/surawhisk/ui
Have you tried the IBM Cloud Functions Shell which combines a command-line interface and a graphical user interface for OpenWhisk. This works with both IBM Bluemix and any OpenWhisk deployment.
I need to upload it to EC2 and am unsure how to go about it. I am using Eclipse with the Mule plugin.
Hi there have you try CloudHub?
It's basically Mule in the Cloud
You can simply follow the installation guide from the documentation and that should be it.
Please see:
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Downloading+and+Installing+Mule+ESB#download-MuleCommunityRuntime
There's a ready made and up to date Docker container that can simplify things for you: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/vromero/mule/
After starting the container, just drop your Mule application ZIPs into /opt/mule/apps.
There are other notable mount points: make sure to read the user guide to learn more.
we are on boarding very new on to AWS EMR's and we are looking at the right code repositories and automated code deployment tools. Is there a right tool for doing these where we can manage end-to-end in terms of code deployments.
primarily we are writing Shell scripts, python scripts and hive scripts.
Any suggestions or pointers or examples will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Sundeep
I use a script written with http://capistranorb.com/ with "ec2group" to deploy autoscalling instances via ASG
Here is small info how to integrate "ec2group" https://github.com/smart-gamma/aws-multiply-deploy
I have a private bitbucket php project repository, codeship account and a vidahost cloud hosting. How to implement continuous integration and deployment? What is the workflow to achieve this? I did googling but could not find complete tutorial.
Ahoy Dipendra,
Marko from the Codeship crew here. Could you send me an in app message with a link to your project, so I can take a look at your current setup and help get you started?
As for deploying to Vidahost, you have multiple options. You could use a tool like Capistrano (or Mina, or something similar in your preferred programming language) or you could use SCP or FTP directly to copy your files. For the latter option, please see our documentation at https://codeship.com/documentation/continuous-deployment/deployment-with-ftp-sftp-scp/. (You'll find documentation on Capistrano and a bunch of other deployment options via this link as well.)
I'll update this answer with more specific details, once I know more about your setup!
Cheers,
Marko