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## That's one way...
# Think we can make this less ruby-specific?

solution :myapp do
	cloud :db do
		mysql :master => 1, :max_slaves => 4
	end
	
	cloud :web do
		rails ...

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solution :myapp do
	cloud :db do
		mysql :master => 1, :max_slaves => 4
	end
	
	cloud :web do
		rails ...
		nginx ...
	end
	

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define_defaults({
       :access_key => Base.access_key,
       :secret_access_key => Base.secret_access_key
     })

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pool :involver_rails do
 
  cloud :nginx do
    instances 2..2  # binds against 2 elastic IPs
    has_package "nginx"

    bind_to :app
  end

  cloud :app do

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pool :apache_static_site do
  cloud :web do
    instances 1

    enable :haproxy
    
    using :vmrun do
      vmx_hash({
        "~/.vmware/one.vmwarevm/Ubuntu Linux 32bit.vmx" => "192.168.248.128"
      })

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pool :datashaman do
  keypair "aws"

  cloud :app do
    instances 1

    has_package 'vim'
    enable :haproxy
    has_package "rails"

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-module(recess_controller).
-import(error_logger).
-export([
    render/2, render/3,
    render_error/2,
    not_found/1, not_found/2,
    method_not_allowed/1, method_not_allowed/2,
    internal_server_error/1, internal_server_error/2,
    ambiguous_routing/1
]).

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#!/bin/bash
echo -n "Pick a color (blue, yellow, red ): "
read -e COLOR
echo It is a $COLOR day

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#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>

#define MAX 1024
int main()  {
  int i =0;
  char env[][MAX] = {"one", "two", "three" };
  char **newenv = NULL;

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-module(p81).
-compile(export_all).

bench(ProcN, MsgN) ->
  ProcRing = for(1, ProcN, fun() -> spawn(fun wait/0) end),
  statistics(runtime),
  statistics(wall_clock),
  sendMsgs(ProcRing, ping, ProcN*MsgN),
  {_, Time1} = statistics(runtime),
  {_, Time2} = statistics(wall_clock),