[TriPython] Help on an AWS/ELB Project

[Tobias McNulty]

This is more than you asked about, but it will setup all the things you
mentioned (and then some) in a VPC and give you an environment for running
containers (I recommend the Elastic Beanstalk option):

https://github.com/tobiasmcnulty/aws-container-basics

Even if you don't end up using it, you might find it helpful to set up a
test environment and play around with the resources it creates. If you do
so under a brand new AWS account and select all the smallest server
options, that should keep you inside the free tier, too.

Tobias

On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 2:37 PM, Rob Ladd <rob.ladd at gmail.com> wrote:

>    Hello TryPythonistas!
>    I have a project where I need to help set up AWS and ELB for a high(er)
>    availability web property. Sadly, they are not Python sites. The guy
>    asking for my help is an old friend.
>    While I've used AWS, I'm certainly not an expert in it. I'll have plenty
>    of clueless questions.
>    Topics would include:
>    - Setting up the ELB
>    - There will be some TLS questions
>    - Overall topology
>    - Handling code updates across instances
>    Anybody who's set up AWS/ELB in front of ecommerce sites got a few hours
>    to walk me through some stuff?
>    I can pay an hourly rate.**
>    If you're interested in helping, please contact me by email or at 818
> 448
>    2815.
>    Thanks a bunch!!
>    -Rob Ladd
>
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   This is more than you asked about, but it will setup all the things you
   mentioned (and then some) in a VPC and give you an environment for running
   containers (I recommend the Elastic Beanstalk option):
   [1]https://github.com/tobiasmcnulty/aws-container-basics
   Even if you don't end up using it, you might find it helpful to set up a
   test environment and play around with the resources it creates. If you do
   so under a brand new AWS account and select all the smallest server
   options, that should keep you inside the free tier, too.
   Tobias
   On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 2:37 PM, Rob Ladd <[2]rob.ladd at gmail.com> wrote:

     ** **Hello TryPythonistas!
     ** **I have a project where I need to help set up AWS and ELB for a
     high(er)
     ** **availability web property. Sadly, they are not Python sites. The
     guy
     ** **asking for my help is an old friend.
     ** **While I've used AWS, I'm certainly not an expert in it. I'll have
     plenty
     ** **of clueless questions.
     ** **Topics would include:
     ** **- Setting up the ELB
     ** **- There will be some TLS questions
     ** **- Overall topology
     ** **- Handling code updates across instances
     ** **Anybody who's set up AWS/ELB in front of ecommerce sites got a few
     hours
     ** **to walk me through some stuff?
     ** **I can pay an hourly rate.**
     ** **If you're interested in helping, please contact me by email or at
     818 448
     ** **2815.
     ** **Thanks a bunch!!
     ** **-Rob Ladd
     _______________________________________________
     TriZPUG mailing list
     [3]TriZPUG at python.org
     [4]https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/trizpug
     [5]http://tripython.org is the Triangle Python Users Group

   --

   Tobias McNulty
   Chief Executive Officer

   [6]tobias at caktusgroup.com
   [7]www.caktusgroup.com

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