Skip Tavakkolian
2012-10-13 01:04:47 UTC
This might be of interest to some 9fans.
A few months ago -- with Richard's help -- I was able to clone a Plan
9 instance from the AMI he created on Amazon EC2 (check 9fans archive
for the original announcement). I've built and deployed new kernels to
it; it is relatively painless.
I've just deployed a test http server written in Go; you'll need an
HTML5 browser (requires Websocket) to see how it works. I'm wondering
how it performs, if you can, please try it out.
http://ec2-79-125-53-233.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/
The server is serving its own directory and you can see the source here:
http://ec2-79-125-53-233.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/src/
-Skip
A few months ago -- with Richard's help -- I was able to clone a Plan
9 instance from the AMI he created on Amazon EC2 (check 9fans archive
for the original announcement). I've built and deployed new kernels to
it; it is relatively painless.
I've just deployed a test http server written in Go; you'll need an
HTML5 browser (requires Websocket) to see how it works. I'm wondering
how it performs, if you can, please try it out.
http://ec2-79-125-53-233.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/
The server is serving its own directory and you can see the source here:
http://ec2-79-125-53-233.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/src/
-Skip