AWS Systems Manager vs. Virtuozzo Application Platform

When you have a process running in aws that needs to copy files to group of instances as part of the process Installing software on a group of machines Adding Cloudwatch agent to instance.

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In case you want a cheaper PaaS that may be available in your country (Brazil, in my case), you may give Jelastic a try. There are some other strong competitors for the PaaS scenario with free versions, but the paid versions are far more expensive.

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• Copy files to a group of instance with particular tag
• Enable CW agent and push metrics to CW
• Easy to install software in a group of instances.

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• Easy to use, the interface guides you to create your application.
• Custom SSL certificate. You can upload your own certificates and it will configure them for you.

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• I would like to see the Search feature improved a bit more.
• UI is little bit confusing initially

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• SSH is still tricky to use. You have to log in to a gateway and go to an option menu to get logged in. Sometimes it was not available or too slow.
• Some errors are not clear enough. It took some time to understand which files I had to upload to get my custom SSL certificates working.

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The price of Jelastic for the paid version (considering SSL) is better.

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• Reduced team's time spent on EC2 management
• Patch management
• Remote access

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• It has powered my project since its creation. It's a small project but I did not have any problems until now.

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