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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Ruby’s #each_with_index for Erlang
Ruby has a great method for enumerations called #each_with_index. It’s a handy way to iterate over a list of elements and and know where you’re at while doing it.
Erlang has a group of highly optimized list operations in the lists module (Try erl -man lists to see them all). We’re going to be using those [...]
Posted in erlang, programming 2 Comments
PoolParty s3fs Plugin
Goal
A new plugin install and mount s3fs volume on an instance using PoolParty.
Getting it
git clone git://github.com/jashmenn/poolparty-s3fs-plugin.git
Usage
NOTICE You must have already created your S3 bucket. This plugin will not
create it for you.
cloud(:app)
...
s3fs(:bucket => "my-fun-bucket")
...
end
This will be mounted at /mnt/my-fun-bucket
You can mount multiple buckets and/or change the mount point:
s3fs do
[...]
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