I'm just been tryout out Hristo Iliev's support for Virgo in CloudFoundry, described on his blog. The VM took a few hours to download and a few minutes to unzip, but then starting CloudFoundry and deploying an application to a Virgo instance worked first time.
CloudFoundry takes a little while to get started:
But then it's trivial to deploy an application to a Virgo instance:
after which the application, in this case the Virgo web admin console, runs as expected at the application URL http://virgo.vcap.me:
and jconsole shows where the Virgo instance has been created:
The cloud nature of this setup becomes more apparent when another application is deployed. Since I'm lazy, I deployed the same application under a different name:
The application is then available at http://virgo2.vcap.me and jconsole shows there are now two Virgo instances running:
I'm looking forward to Hristo's pull requests become merged into the CloudFoundry base and maybe eventually Virgo showing up in some clouds near you.
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