6 months have passed since we first released MUS. MUS is an Android/iOS/web application for listening to music that gives a relevant place to domestic artists content, that sometimes are hard to find in the bast international catalogs, or that haven’t been reached by the digital inclusion yet. (If you are interesting to learn more about de […]
ENABLE CORS ON AN ELASTIC LOAD BALANCER
A couple of weeks ago we needed to consume from a ReactJS frontend some REST services hosted on some EC2 instances, standing behind an Elastic load balancer. As you may know, if both the frontend application and the services are not served on the same host (in our case the ReactJS frontend was on a […]
AMAZON EC2 VS ELASTIC BEANSTALK
This is one question that we get asked a lot: “Should I deploy my website and database both on an EC2 instance, or should I go for an Elastic Beanstalk environment and an RDS?” For example, if you have a PHP/MySQL website, you may launch an EC2 instance and install everything in there.Or, you may […]
One great feature of modern relational databases is the ability to replicate changes automatically from one database server to another. This has many use cases, from having a backup that is ready to jump as a production server, to having a fresh copy of your data out of the online database for heavy load queries. In a project for ANII, […]
On november 2016, Amazon launched Lightsail, a new product that is based on his previous and already known services, but with one big feature: simplicity, at fixed prices. Lightsail offers several instance images with applications pre-installed and ready to be run, for a fixed monthly price, and without the need of understand anything about EC2 configurations, VPCs, […]