=== zul_ is now known as zul === niemeyer_ is now known as niemeyer === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [03:54] flaccid, thanks. [03:55] totally used that. [03:55] np [03:56] these guys asked me to make them an AMI [03:56] why? [03:56] I said it would take me like, oh 10 hours [03:56] it's been like 30 [03:57] they're a little start-up company [03:57] there are dozens already available [03:57] I'm only charging them for 12 hrs. [03:57] including the official ubuntu ones [03:57] they needed a custom configuration [03:57] php-fpm, nginx a whole shit-ton of php modules. [03:58] you can use a RightScale ServerTemplate for that [03:58] or just do user data scripts [03:58] for what? [03:58] configuring the node [03:58] eh, I dunno [03:58] this was like [03:58] Chef is a good configuration management system as well [03:59] yea, I mean [03:59] that's a bunch of work too [03:59] they had pretty specific requirements [03:59] can be much less work as well because there are already scripts for most of what you just said [03:59] hmm [04:00] I wonder [04:00] is there some kind of library I can search? [04:00] http://www.rightscale.com/library/ [04:00] http://cookbooks.opscode.com/ [04:01] sweet [04:02] do you need to pay for this rightscale service? [04:02] we provide a free developer edition account [04:03] ok, looks like I found the right place to hang out. [04:04] though you can use chef or puppet without a cloud management platform [04:04] freedom of choice [04:04] I actually wrote one a while back [04:04] it was more simple, but I used it to manage like 2200 systems. [04:04] sweet [04:05] they're still using it actually, my former employer [04:05] I think it pre-dated chef or [04:05] there was another one [04:05] capistrano [04:06] you can get that in a rubygem [04:08] where are you located (out of curiosity)? [04:08] myself, Australia [04:08] RightScale is in Santa Barbara, California [04:08] ah ok [04:09] and does RightScale support other public cloud platforms? [04:09] yes, Rackspace as well as private clouds such as Eucalyptus [04:11] cool [07:05] hi all -- one of my instances requires me to compile BIND9 from source -- i'm testing now but each time it's (obviously) taking a long time... should i be cross-compiling or making a deb package to speed things up or is compiling on the instance the best way to go? sorry if that's a stupid question it's just that /proc/cpuinfo shows some weird stuff and i'm not really sure what to do:/ [07:16] deb [07:54] flaccid, thanks :) you've helped me twice now i'm in your debt [07:54] any time === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === Kiall|AFK is now known as Kiall === Kiall is now known as Kiall|AFK === Kiall|AFK is now known as Kiall