typica Google Group

Re: [typica] Ec2 instance Help please

2011-06-25T17:32:09Z

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

Release and GitHub

2011-06-21T19:07:30Z

I'm working on a set of changes to support tagging and filtering in EC2.
Once that's complete and I've looked over the issues (and solved what I
can), I'll generate another release. I have some newer simpleDB features
already checked in.
Post release, I'd like to get the code moved to github.com. Toward that end,

Ec2 instance Help please

2011-06-22T02:58:50Z

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

Re: describe images

2011-06-12T17:11:50Z

Hi David,
Thanks for the reply. How can I get the current owner though?
I run my application from a AMI itself and input the keys at runtime.
So the code needs to know how to get the owner of the keys.

I couldn't see how to do that.

Thanks for a great API!

Darren

Re: [typica] describe images

2011-06-11T21:21:00Z

Darren,
You can call "describeImagesByOwner". Something like this;
List<String> params = new ArrayList<String>();
params.add("365812321051");
List<ImageDescription> images = ec2.describeImagesByOwner(para ms);
logger.info("Available Images");
for (ImageDescription img : images) {
if (img.getImageState().equals("a vailable")) {

describe images

2011-06-11T17:10:50Z

Hi,
I want to describe the images owned by me. How is this possible? I
couldn't see how.
The API allows to set the owner, but my Jec2() instance already is
made from my keys,
so how can I get only my private AMI's?

thanks,
Darren

PS. Also, there is a bug when listing server instances belonging to

Re: [typica] ec2-describe-tags

2011-06-03T12:05:44Z

Thanks for the reply Patrick. I have been researching the Java SDK from
Amazon.
Carlos Eduardo Paulino
2011/6/3 Patrick Lightbody <patr...@lightbody.net>

Re: [typica] ec2-describe-tags

2011-06-03T05:07:46Z

I don't know if it does, since that's a recent API that Typica hasn't been refreshed in a while. I love Typica but now that Amazon has it's own Java SDK I expect you'll see less activity, so you might want to look in that direction.

ec2-describe-tags

2011-06-02T10:11:05Z

I have a question about Typica. The device supports Typica ec2-
describe-tags of the images?

Greetings.

Carlos Eduardo Paulino

Re: [typica] Private URLs?

2011-04-24T13:10:52Z

To use SimpleDB with a different server, construct your SimpleDB
instance using the version that takes additional arguments:
public SimpleDB(String awsAccessId,
String awsSecretKey,
boolean isSecure,
String server,
int port)
-- Daniel R. <dani...@neophi.com> [[link]]

Private URLs?

2011-04-23T13:28:45Z

Hi,
How do you change the AWS service URLs for say SimpleDB? to use a
private reference implementation?

thanks,
Darren

Re: [typica] Set AMI public?

2011-04-15T12:59:20Z

Ahh....I see it now. I googled all the wrong keywods! I think I may
have run across this API previously, but didn't associate it with the
task at hand.
Thanks!

Re: [typica] Set AMI public?

2011-04-14T18:19:23Z

Yes, look for Jec2.modifyImageAttribute(imag eId, attribute, opType)

Set AMI public?

2011-04-13T18:12:33Z

Does typica have an API for making an AMI public?

Re: [typica] Re: batchPutAttributes return code

2011-01-11T16:39:31Z

Hey guys,
I've been wondering what to do with typica for a while. My new employeer
endorsed me spending some time on it, so long as I got my other work done.
Haven't been too sure when to do that, but I've pulled down new WSDL to get
started on getting new features in there.
I've done a little work with jClouds, helping them test against Eucalyptus.