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Support AWS spot instances
The idea is to take advantage of AWS spot instances for some periods when heavy background processing is going on — i.e. temporarily scale up using spot instances.
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Stack configuration templates
Allow for a stack's configuration to be saved into a template and for stacks to be created from those templates.
One potential use is turning up and tearing down staging environments. Bonus points for also allow a hook into your cap deploy:setup process to bootstrap additional environment-specific data (such as sample data).
It'd also be nice to be able to edit the env variables from the template before kicking off the new build.
This could also be used to implement a 'clone stack' function by optionally combining create template + create stack from template.
I know this is mentioned elsewhere,…
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14 votes
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Multiple SSL certs using SNI
Allow assigning multiple SSL certs to a single stack, leveraging nginx's existing SNI support.
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add support for Nginx listening on IPv6 addresses
The version of Nginx installed doesn't have IPv6 enabled. If this was enabled, we could offer IPv6 connections to our clients.
Some useful info on IPv6 and Nginx is available here:
http://www.lowendguide.com/3/networking/enabling-ipv6-support-in-nginx/
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8 votes
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Git Tags
It would be nice add tags, called releaes by github, to git when code is deployed with the environment and timestamp.
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Add Softlayer as a cloud provider
Softlayer has an extremely robust network, and they also have a CloudLayer VPS solution. It would be great to implement C66 with Softlayer.
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Better configuration of RUBY_GC_MALLOC_LIMIT
I used to increase this using my own environment variable, but then I would end up running out of memory on deploys.
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"Every rails app should have a higher malloc limit. The default is too small, this tiny default means that many Rails apps in the wild are getting zero benefit from the faster "lazy sweep" algorithm implemented in Ruby 1.9.3. Further more, low malloc limits mean that the GC runs way too often. Typical Rails requests will regularly allocate a couple of megs of RAM."
--http://samsaffron.com/archive/2013/11/22/demystifying-the-ruby-gc
3 votesI’m going to close this tomorrow to release your votes unless you have a comment on my last note.
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Redeploy Stack(s) to Different Cluster
Clusters are a fantastic new feature providing flexibility between host and stack management. As a result, I'm now using fewer server instances for the same number of stacks. However, when I have an issue with my cluster, I now have more complexity to "migrate" to a new cluster, i.e. create a new cluster and then clone/deploy for each of my stacks, which is not an insignificant amount of configuration. Ideally, I would like to be able to create a new cluster and then redeploy my stacks to the new cluster (sans clone, setup, deploy, etc.).
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log rotation with file size
Please add an option for Log rotation by file size.Like below example
/var/log/apache2/* {
weekly
rotate 3
size 10M
compress
delaycompress
}where size is specified 10M
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