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- mike - May 29 2008 | ec2, AWS, startpad, hosting, scaling, administration, provisioning, startups
Rightscale provides tools to provision and automatically adapt the size of your AWS server instances to meet changes in demand. They got a couple of recommendations from the attendees at our Startpad Countdown lecture with Jeff Barr this week.
Quoted: RightScale provides a platform and consulting services that enable companies to create scalable web solutions running on Amazon Web Services (AWS) that are reliable, easy to manage, and cost less. Try it FREE!
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Quoted: RightScale provides a platform and consulting services that enable companies to create scalable web solutions running on Amazon Web Services (AWS) that are reliable, easy to manage, and cost less. Try it FREE!
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Rightscale provides tools to provision and automatically adapt the size of your AWS server instances to meet changes in demand. They got a couple of recommendations from the attendees at our Startpad Countdown lecture with Jeff Barr this week.
2 FaversQuoted: RightScale provides a platform and consulting services that enable companies to create scalable web solutions running on Amazon Web Services (AWS) that are reliable, easy to manage, and cost less. Try it FREE!
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I looked at RightScale some time ago. Pretty darn pricey for what they're providing.
It sounded like they have a free trial to start out?
RightScale gives a certain level of functionality for free. The ability to launch and manage AMI's and to access to some of their build scripts/templates is well worth signing up for at least the developer account (free). I found their service very helpful while I was learning about AWS.
I'd love to see how they make MySQL work - but that's not part of the free plan.
Their first paid level is $2500 setup + $500/month. Plus Amazon charges.
Wow! That is expensive. Wouldn't make sense unless you had 100's of EC2 instances.