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https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/deploy-a-java-web-application-that-launches-with-jetty-runner Table of Contents Follow each step to build an app from scratch, or skip to the end get the source for this article. You can also use almost any existing Maven webapp project. Prerequisites

Deploy a Java Web Application that launches with Jetty Runner

Create a Java Web Application using Embedded Tomcat

https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/create-a-java-web-application-using-embedded-tomcat Table of Contents This tutorial will show you how to create a simple Java web application using embedded Tomcat. Follow each step to build an app from scratch, or skip to the end get the source for this article. Sample code for the embedded Tomcat demo is available on GitHub. Prerequisites Basic Java knowledge, including an installed version of the JVM and Maven.
http://aws.amazon.com/fr/elasticbeanstalk/

AWS Elastic Beanstalk

AWS Elastic Beanstalk est une manière encore plus facile pour vous de rapidement déployer et gérer des applications sur le nuage AWS. Vous téléchargez simplement votre application, et Elastic Beanstalk s'occupe automatiquement des détails du déploiement que sont la mise en service de capacité, la répartition de charge, l'auto-scaling et la surveillance de l'état de l'application. En même temps, les développeurs Elastic Beanstalk gardent le contrôle complet sur les ressources AWS alimentant leur application et peuvent accéder aux ressources sous-jacentes à tout moment.

Getting started with Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and the Bitnami Tomcat Stack

My next couple of blog posts will detail my experiences thus far with Amazon's Elastic Computing Cloud (Amazon EC2) and the Bitnami TomcatStack Amazon Machine Image ( AMI ). Choosing Amazon's EC2 In the past, I have typically deployed my Java applications within a company intranet or extranet. However, my current project needs to be publicly accessible and it's up to me to choose a suitable and ultra-affordable web hosting provider. My hosting requirements are fairly simple. I want to deploy my application on Apache Tomcat using a MySQL database and several popular Java frameworks including Hibernate, Struts 2, and eventually Spring. http://javadeveloperjournal.blogspot.com/2011/08/getting-started-amazons-ec2-cloud-and.html
As you may know, by the 1st November of 2010, Amazon launched Free Tier for new users to getting help started with some of their services. The best things in life are for free , I used to speak, so I decided to try it. I am working on smaller Java web application, which is based on Spring 3 and I need some (free) service for hosting my application on a public web. My app needs relational database for persisting data, and access to filesystem for file storage, where file size counts up to hundreds of megabytes. In the beginning I was curious, if 613 MB of memory will be enough for my web app. http://t0mo.blogspot.com/2011/01/how-to-setup-java-tomcat-mysql-on.html

Not another Java blog :): How to setup Java + Tomcat + MySQL on Amazon EC2

http://blog.fitocracy.com/post/26245878403/getting-fitocracy-back-online

Getting Fitocracy Back Online - Fitocracy Blog

Like many other startups, we use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to run Fitocracy’s website and iPhone app. Our main stack consists of half a dozen Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) web instances, an EC2 Redis instance, and an Relational Database Service (RDS) instance that are all located in us-east-1 (Northern Virginia). So, when the colossal electrical storm hit the area last night and brought that entire AWS region’s EC2, RDS, and EBS (Elastic Block Storage) down, we went down with it. It took us 12 hours to finally get fully operational again.
http://rsmith.co/2012/06/30/a-rough-guide-to-keeping-your-website-up-through-catastrophic-events-aka-hosting-in-a-single-zone/ 30 Jun 2012 So, you’re hosted in a single zone, and if you’re in US-East presumably went down last night . Stop it. AWS has seven regions across the world, three of which are in the US. Each region is split in up to five availability zones.

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