by truthbrother | Mar 26, 2018 | AWS CloudWatch, Amazon Web Services
You’ve developed your app, you’ve deployed it to your EC2 server, you’ve configured the SSL because HTTPS is the only way to serve websites in 2017, and you’ve got your database all setup on RDS. You’re just starting out, so you don’t have a lot of complexity to your...
by truthbrother | Mar 26, 2018 | JIRA, Atlassian
If you already have a developer license, you can add it under the Administration > License Details page. You can also create a new key as described below. Getting a Developer License Only a technical contact for your commercial/academic license is...
by truthbrother | Mar 23, 2018 | JIRA, Atlassian
Sizing Recommendations The following table lists sizing recommendations for Jira instances based on your average use cases and hardware demands. The specific recommendations for your company depend on the specific growth type, intensity and use cases. We recommend...
by truthbrother | Mar 23, 2018 | JIRA, Atlassian
JIRA is a ‘web application’, meaning it runs centrally on a server, and users interact with it through web browsers from any computer on the same network. As such, JIRA must be able to communicate and authenticate with itself. If you’re upgrading to...
by truthbrother | Mar 22, 2018 | Amazon Web Services
Warning! – The reason I wrote this post is because I was curious about what type of load a t2.nano EC2 instance can handle. I also wanted to demonstrate how CloudFront reduces response times for a website and how the output of a modest instance could be...
