While typica can be used to start and stop instances, it doesn't
handle installing or running software on those instances. You'll need
to use some other process to get the software you want to run onto
them. Based on what you are doing custom images, a company like
RightScale, or scripting with ssh might work, combined with a generic
distributed computing a package like DistrIT may help.
-- Daniel R. <dani...@neophi.com> [http://danielr.neophi.com/]
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 10:58 PM, varsha <varshu
...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm doing my graduation Masters project on Graph Mining.
> So the plan is to deploy the project on Amazon's EC2 and I'm coding in
> Java.
> I have already set up the account with Amazon and half way through in
> my project.
> I figured out the ways to start the instances from the command line
> and its working perfect.
> Now my problem is how to run a Java program on the ec2 instance from
> my main Java program?
> Suppose we have 5 jobs, then i should run 5 java programs on my 5 ec2
> instances, if i give 10 jobs, then the same java program must be run
> on
> 10 different ec2 instances.
> I'm not finding a way on to how to do all these from my Main Java
> program itself?
> Could someone kindly please guide me in this?
> I'm stuck up here and very badly i need your help.
> I'm reading typica's documentation only, but still not able to figure
> out the how to do this.
> Thanks a lot for your help.
> Thank you again
> Varsha Parthasarathy
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