Project: Catalyst

Revision: 8504

Author: zarquon

Date: 04 Oct 2008 05:30:04

• /Catalyst-Runtime/5.80/trunk/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Installation.pod

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  82	82	already been installed, complete with database engines and a full
  83	83	complement of Catalyst plugins.
  84	84
  	85	=item *
  	86
  	87	Frank Speiser's Amazon EC2 Catalyst SDK
  	88
  	89	There are currently two flavors of publicly available Amazon Machine
  	90	Images (AMI) that contain all the dependencies you'd need to get a
  	91	Catalyst development environment,with all the trimmings, up and
  	92	running within minutes.
  	93
  	94	Once you obtain an Amazon Elastic Cloud Computing account available
  	95	here:
  	96	L<http://www.amazon.com/EC2-AWS-Service-Pricing/b/ref=sc_fe_l_2?ie=UTF8&node=201590011>,
  	97	you can literally get a Catalyst development instance up and running
  	98	in less than 5 minutes.
  	99
  	100	The current AMIs that are available are here in abbreviated form:
  	101
  	102	IMAGE ami-bdbe5ad4 developer-tools/Debian-Etch_Catalyst_DBIC_TT.manifest.xml
  	103	IMAGE ami-9fbe5af6 developer-tools/Fedora8-Catalyst_DBIC_TT.manifest.xml
  	104
  	105	You can run the instances according to the Amazon documentation, as follows:
  	106
  	107	ec2-run-instances <ami here> -k gsg-keypair
  	108
  	109	Refer to the Amazon EC2 documentation from the "Amazon Web Services"
  	110	section of the L<Amazon.com| Amazon.com> web site for further
  	111	assistance.
  	112
  	113	You can currently choose between ready-made SDKs on Fedora8 and Debian
  	114	Etch. Both machine images include Catalyst, DBIx::Class,
  	115	Template::Toolkit, Moose, the mysql and postgresql databases, as well
  	116	as subversion source control. The Debian Etch machine instance also
  	117	includes svk and git.
  	118
  	119	Just run the installation instructions contained in this manual and
  	120	go.
  	121
  85	122	=back
  86	123
  87	124	=head2 OTHER METHODS