Is there any public Amazon AMI available for WSO2 BAM or CEP products ?
I have tried looking into AWS marketplace but couldn't find anything.
No, i think. But you can create for yourself using the binaries distributed.
Certainly not in the AWS Marketplace. However there are some WSO2 Community AMIs in regions "Asia Pacific (Singapore)" and "US East - 1 (N. Virginia)". As far as I know, there are no AMI's for particular WSO2 products, but there is an AMI for WSO2 Stratos, the cloud enabled WSO2 platform, which indeed includes BAM, CEP, and all the other products, pre-configured and ready for multi-tenancy, scaling, and so on.
http://wso2.com/cloud/stratos/
http://docs.wso2.org/display/Stratos200/Quick+Start+Guide
Related
Not all regions supports the creation of managed kubernetes clusters.
Which API calls let me discover regions in which kubernetes clusters can be created?
Developer Guide for Alibaba Cloud Container Service for Kubernetes doesn't have any API for getting the regions in which Kubernetes clusters can be created.
However, you can have a look at the following link, which shows all the availability of the product based on region. Alibaba Cloud Product Regions (International and China):
https://www.alibabacloud.com/global-locations#floor2
Screenshot (International Product Region):
Screenshot (China Product Region):
List of all the current available regions in Alibaba Cloud:
https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/doc-detail/40654.htm
You can get updates on release notes of Alibaba Cloud Container Services of Kubernetes on the following link:
https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/doc-detail/98310.htm
As far as I'm aware, there are no managed elasticsearch solutions provided by Google Cloud Platform, such as there is Amazon Elasticsearch Service on AWS.
I've opened a feature request ticket for this on the issue-tracker here, but I was wondering if there is a service somewhere on GCP that I'm missing? If not, are there plans to build an ES service on top of GCP? And if so, is there a general timeline on when that will be GA?
When configuring your cluster on ES Cloud (the cloud operated by Elastic Inc), you have the choice between hosting it on AWS or on GCP. If you pick GCP, the cluster is fully managed by Elastic on GCP.
This is a commercial feature (but AWS Elasticsearch is too), but you have a 14 days free trial to see how it looks like.
Also worth reading:
https://www.elastic.co/blog/hosted-elasticsearch-services-roundup-elastic-cloud-and-amazon-elasticsearch-service
https://www.elastic.co/aws-elasticsearch-service
Thank you for creating a feature request!
Regarding Elasticsearch on GCP, I am not 100% sure if it will apply for your case but there is a solution on Google Marketplace. It is Elasticsearch Service on Elastic Cloud offered by Google on GCP. Check it out and see if you can use it.
I have create multiple AWS instance running Amazon linux with Couchbase Enterprise 4.5.1. edition installed in it. I can use Couchbase AMIs to create AWS instance. But the problem in this approach is how to use Couchbase licence that was purchased by organization. I cannot go for on-fly purchase or hourly / yearly subscription for Couchbase. Could you help me with the steps that has to follow to add our own Couchbase licence?
Given how you want to obtain/use the software, you're best off just picking the AMI you want to run on and start instances from that. It's functionally the same.
I asked this on the Orchard community forums and got crickets...
How does one deploy Orchard CMS into a proper cloud style deployment (ephemeral/stateless servers) on AWS using Elastic Beanstalk?
There is a standard and an Azure solution file for Visual Studio. I'm not a developer so I'm kinda lost in VS-2015. I would have thought I could deploy using the normal (not azure specific) solution and utilized S3 for storage and and RDS instance for database. However, I just keep running into walls. I would like to be able to utilize all the VPC infrustructure and investment we have in AWS for this if possible.
Maybe anyone know the way how to migrate Windows images from Amazon EC2 to Google Compute Engine and back. I've read about the Linux images migration in GCE documentation, but there are no any info about the Windows images. I also seen this Is it possible to upload a windows image to Google compute engine? question, but reference to google group is banned, so I can't read it.
Thanks.
Sorry there was a problem with that Groups link. The answer I wrote there was that at least two companies offer migration tools for moving a Windows VM into GCE. One is Racemi, and the other is CloudEndure.
I wanted to update this to reflect that GCE now has an "Import VM" option on the Cloud Console. This will direct you to a service that will enable free migration of Windows VMs