We want to setup/configure AutoScaling on Amazon EC2 services using some GUI Intrerface. Is it possible to do?
As per our research, we found that it can be setup via API Queries or commandline tools only. Is it correct?
Thanks in advance
We want to setup/configure AutoScaling on Amazon EC2 services using some GUI Intrerface. Is it possible to do?
As per our research, we found that it can be setup via API Queries or commandline tools only. Is it correct?
Thanks in advance
Our application is an ASP.Net 3.5 web application. Currently we are hosting our application on our dedicated servers which are in USA. Now we are having users from USA and Asia and as per current setup, users in USA are getting good speed but users from Asia are not getting that much speed with application. Then we came to know about Amazon EC2 Service and we wanted to get an idea about this service but before going any further we want to know that whether we will be able to do the desired setup on Amazon EC2 service or not.
We want to setup following environment on Amazon EC2:
We want to do above setup as our application is being used by users who reside in USA and Asia so we want both of them to get benefited with good speed. As per our current research, we came to know that setting up a load balancer between two instances which belong to different regions is not possible. Is this correct?
Other question is regarding AutoScaling feature of Amazon. We went through several blogs and sites and came to know that AutoScaling is also a good feature of Amazon, but we want to know that whether it will be useful for us or not considering above setup. We did some research on AutoScaling and came to know that in order to set it up on Amazon, we need to run some API scripts or we need to use their API commandline tools. So are these the only way to setup or there are some GUI based tools available which we can use to do this.
EDIT:
Web Application being used from 4+ years by users from across the world. And our application is having images, skins, themes, css, videos and along
with them, we are also having features like role management others. For running this application from CloudFront, can we put our code i.e. dlls and
other code related items on CloudFront and then use that? And we will also need to use database connection for this.So, can you please let me know
if in my scenario, whether it will be possible to run our application from more than one instances from two different regions which are using code from CloudFront? Please let me know. My other question was regarding setting up AutoScaling. As per our research, this is a good option for us as for some of the times, we are getting more hits for a particular period of time so by this, we can use AutoScaling feature to be able to keep our application serving users by adding one or more instances automatically as per requirement. But we could not find any option to configure that using some GUI tool. So can you let us know regarding this as well?
We have asp.net sites based on dotnetnuke architecture and we are having two load balancing server with 2 gigs and with 24GB Ram. and SQL Server is with 48GB Ram. But still we are having some problem with sites and its heating 100% cpu usage.
We have multiple instance of this site for each client wise one virtual directory for each client and domain. I need to find out what process is causing that problem.
Its not all time at 100% but during some time like for 2 minutes its bags to 100% cpu usage i need to find out that why its causing we have lots of pages in our site. I need to find out whats going on with application.
We have tried RedGate Profile for code issues and we have resolved that issue but still there was some part of application that is causing problem and we need to find out that.
Is there any tool of anything that is there from which we can find out webserver load and reason for cause of the going for 100%.
We have also profiled our SQL Server and its running normal there is only problem with web server only.
Any tip or help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for any help or tip.