I've been using Wicket on EC2 for nearly 2 years. I can't think of anything
EC2-specific that relates to Wicket. EC2 just gives you a linux environment
that happens to be virtualized.
I suppose if you're using elastic load balancing to dynamically spin up
instances, there might be a bit of work to make sure session state is
clusterable (and I might try using Terracotta for that). But at present, I
don't need to cluster the front end servers.
-Don
On Mar 2, 2011, at 9:15 PM, ookpalm wrote:
> Not at all?
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