Link to Gluon book in README.md 404s #881
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The whole site is down for me |
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Same here, the whole site is down for me too. |
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@Marwes How about separating the playground and static document? Using reverse proxy provided by Nginx or Caddy can easily do this. So when the playground crashes, users can still read the document. |
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I think this is due to a bug in the interaction between futures and IO actions which causes the server to go down. So separating the playground and the rest of the server may not help since the server itself uses gluon. The short term fix, I think, is to setup up a supervisor for the server which restarts it when it crashes. Then the bug with IO actiosn just needs to fixed. |
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Currently there is just lonely EC2 instance + cron script which tries to keep the server up and running. This isn't great as I need to ssh in to look at logs and the service only restarts once per day. By moving to ECS we get logs in cloudwatch, automatic restarts on crashes and we can setup alarms for any error cases. (Terraform is certainly overkill for this, but setting up a new terraform environment is good for learning, I already have a decent understanding of maintaining one so). cc gluon-lang/gluon#881
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Currently there is just lonely EC2 instance + cron script which tries to keep the server up and running. This isn't great as I need to ssh in to look at logs and the service only restarts once per day. By moving to ECS we get logs in cloudwatch, automatic restarts on crashes and we can setup alarms for any error cases. (Terraform is certainly overkill for this, but setting up a new terraform environment is good for learning, I already have a decent understanding of maintaining one so). cc gluon-lang/gluon#881
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Currently there is just lonely EC2 instance + cron script which tries to keep the server up and running. This isn't great as I need to ssh in to look at logs and the service only restarts once per day. By moving to ECS we get logs in cloudwatch, automatic restarts on crashes and we can setup alarms for any error cases. (Terraform is certainly overkill for this, but setting up a new terraform environment is good for learning, I already have a decent understanding of maintaining one so). cc gluon-lang/gluon#881
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There is a broken link in the Documentation section of the github README. The correct link is https://gluon-lang.org/doc/crates_io/book/index.html
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