now days it is very popular to see serverless databases.
My question is,where is the web server like e.g. Apache?
Is it possible to run e.g. wordpress or drupal using a serverless database?
What the architecture would be to run such an installation?
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I am developing an application in ember. I would host it locally in a machine using mangoose webserver after production. Now I need to store data for the application (json is most welcome) even in file database. I need a serverless local database without internet. I should not install node.js or any other software for database because the machine in which is going to be hosted has not given any provision for installation. The database or file must be directly acccessible from js. I have viewed about sqlite3 but i found no useful js library to connect without node.js. How could I achieve it. Guide me please.
Thanks in advance
I need to host 2 solutions. The first is a nodejs app which should be consumed using sockets from various client apps (mobile, website...). Then, a Wordpress website. Both must have the same database because data has to be shared between the website and the nodejs application.
So, which cloud provider can be the best to host these two projects ? Something like AWS or Azure (Websites, cloudservice, VM, ... ?), or OVH or Ikoula which are really less expansive.
Thanks!
I know AWS will work. I haven't really dealt with the others yet. I use AWS for quite a few projects and so far I've had no issues.
I have been trying to find out how best I can host a JavaEE5 web application with Oracle11g database. I have got my domain registered and currently pointing to my Jboss web application on my laptop.
I would like to host it for a while untill my application gets finished and ideally would like to go on hosting on a professional company server when I start getting increased traffic.
Firstly, to host at my home I want to use a separate dedicated server. Can you please let me know what options I have? Because I have no clue on what to purchase.
Secondly, when I want to go with a professional company server, which ones should I consider that supports JavaEE5 deployments and Oracle11g databases? Let me know if you need more details.
Personally I have experience with OpenShift. Free plan offers JBoss AS 7.1.1 and MySQL or PostgreSQL, but it's very slow (you might want to try these two my demo applications: personal site and e-shop). Paid plans looks for me too expensive here. This solution might be appropriate if you don't wanna configure application server and database.
Another possible solution is Amazon Web Services. There are such services as Elastic Beanstalk that offers you different servers including Tomcat, Amazon Relational Database Service that offers you Oracle Database as well as other RDMSes, and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud that enable you install JBoss AS yourself even if Beanstalk with Tomcat doesn't work for you. It looks like AWS is cheaper than OpenShift, but as for me, EC2 is still expensive. Check if price works for you. Buy the way AWS has a free tier the first year of usage that includes EC2 instance. So if you're sure that your project will long less than a year, it might be a good choice. ASW would be appropriate for you if you are ok with Tomcat instead of application server and you don't wanna configure application server and database.
Also I heard positive comments about Digital Ocean, but never tried it. It looks like it offers only infrastructure as service (like AWS EC2) so you will have to install and configure all servers yourself.
I am looking for some advices about deploying a Symfony2 web application. I got introduce to Amazon EC2 few days ago and we decided to use it to deploy our app.
Actually I am basically looking for a well set up AMI to get start. I have been quite disapointed that the Elastic Beanstalk doesn't have a native support for PHP based apps.
I have been developping on a wamp server and and my app will communicate with an Oracle database also in Amazon RDS (that's why we choose Amazon ).
I have checked this website http://bitnami.org/cloud/bitnami-applications-in-the-cloud that provides a Lamp stack. What do you think about it? The point is that I am not used to Unix base OS and I would appreciate an AMI that doesn't need many configurations.
Thanks,
Swordi
Elastic Beanstalk now provides direct support for PHP.
Bitnamis CloudImages are pretty solid and well maintained, so it's an easy way to get your server up and running without too much headache as Unix beginner. Maybe their Cloud Hosting is an option, too.
On the other hand it's good to know what's powering your web applications and how this "stuff" works. Take a look at this article about building a LAMP on EC2: Building EC2 Amazon Linux with LAMP.
You can also go with this tutorial:
"Running phpMyAdmin On Nginx (LEMP) on Debian Squeeze / Ubuntu" in conjunction with Debian or Ubuntu CloudImages.
Hope that helps :)
I have well developed an ASP.NET website with SQL Server 2000. How can I drop it on a server?
You might find these resources helpful:
ASP.NET Web Site Project Deployment Overview
Deploying a Database by Using the Database Publishing Wizard
How to: Deploy a Database With a Web Application Project
Depends on a number of things (e.g. if you have direct access to the server(s)). I tend to export my database structure as a SQL script and execute that against the production database. I then "publish" the site using VS and copy it across to a virtual directory on the web server.
If I am passing the application to a customer, I tend to use WiX or a VS deployment project to wrap the application up in an installer.
You can use SQL Server Publisher (free) wizard for moving database from development machine to the server. Or you can use SQL Server database schema synchronization tool by Red-gate.com
And SitePubisher for deploying files over FTP (and VPN)
There are many ways to do this.
Read this - http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Deploy-ASP.NET.aspx