tajihiro
Elixir on Amazon Linux2 on AWS
I would like to use AWS. I choose Amazon Linux2 as OS.
I tryed 2 way.
- yum install erlang & yum install elixir.
- amazon-linux-extras install elixir.
1 is failed by compile error.
2 is succeeded but elixir version is old.
How can I make environment new on AWS EC2?
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ityonemo
Two suggestions:
- Containerization. Docker is what the kids these days use, I hear.
- Don’t build your elixir project on your AWS node. Build at home. Do a release, zip it, then ship the zip to AWS, unpack, and then rock and roll.
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tajihiro
I finally gave up to use Amazon Linux2 as a vm instance.
Simply I decided to use Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS (HVM), SSD Volume Type.
I don’t need use Docker in terms of learning cost.
Everything is fine so far.
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