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Woklos
7y

I'm taking a class in my university about Cloud computing. In 2 weeks we made a simple web app to upload videos and then a simple job that converts all videos to mp4.

Now we took the app to the Cloud using AWS. We created different instances for the web servers, we changed the database to NoSQL, used SQS to queue the convert videos jobs to the different workers instances, used SES, S3, CloudFront, ElastiCache. All that stuff.

And all that is worthless because I cannot get my Ubuntu instance to run a fucking command on reboot. I don't really know how and I feel that all my work was wasted.

Feels bad man

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    Have a look at cron and rc.local
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    @jhfLinuxGuy the worst is that I have a script in my rc.local,but there is some kind of problem with my ruby environment when booting up that screws everything.
    I've used rbenv, rvm and other things to install ruby, but no luck.
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