Open darahayes opened 8 years ago
@darragh-hayes with the NodeJS example, it should be as simple as:
[[[ capstan build ]]]
in the working directory. The output will be available in ~/.capstan/repository/capstan-example-nodejs/capstan-example-nodejs.qemu.
All you need to do is convert the .qemu into a raw image, create an AMI, and then run an instance on EC2.
Give me a shout if you need any further tips!
if it can be possible by convert. is it other reason not implemented in capstan?
I too am wondering why this isn't an option given it's that simple? Why not just add it already?
According to the documentation in the OSv wiki, OSv is fully supported on Xen and as a result, it can be run on EC2.
I'm not familiar with go but sifting through the code I believe the following are supported:
How do I build an OSv image containing my application code for Xen? For instance, How could I do this with the NodeJS hello world example?