openshift

[ianxm]

has anyone tried using openshift for third party hosting of neko sites?  it looks like they support user supplied binaries and have a free service tier.

-Ian

[ianxm]

fyi, I got a site to run on openshift.  I'm using lighttpd/fcgi/neko with a redis backend.

[Axel Huizinga]

Am 28.01.2013 06:05, schrieb ianxm:

fyi, I got a site to run on openshift.  I'm using lighttpd/fcgi/neko with a redis backend.

can you tell more about the steps - would be interesting to try and compare some heavy db tests with the traditional php / mysql based setup

cordially,
axel

On Saturday, January 26, 2013 2:31:36 PM UTC-5, ianxm wrote:

has anyone tried using openshift for third party hosting of neko sites?  it looks like they support user supplied binaries and have a free service tier.

-Ian

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[ianxm]

sure. it would be interesting to see the results of your tests, but keep in mind that redis is not equivalent to mysql (redis is not an rdbms).

1. install/configure redis

2. "haxelib install hxneko-redis"

hxneko-redis isn't really documented.  the code is straightforward and there is an example in the repo.  maybe I'll write a proper doc for it.

there are also redis externs for node.js here.

for lighttpd and fcgi I followed this.