elastic-grid
| /trunk/platforms/private-lan/src/main/java/com/elasticgrid/tools/installer/AWSKeyPairPanel.java |
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| 44,7 → 44,7 |
| // setup title |
| title("Integration with Amazon EC2") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs a valid EC2 KeyPair so that you can log into the machines through SSH connections. An EC2 KeyPair is a set of SSH public and private keys that are generated by Amazon in order to make sure that only the owner of the private key can log into the server which was started with the keypair name given as a launch argument.") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs a valid EC2 KeyPair so that you can log into the machines through SSH connections.") |
| .space(); |
| // setup AWS keypairs field |
| /trunk/platforms/private-lan/src/main/java/com/elasticgrid/tools/installer/AWSSecurityGroupsPanel.java |
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| 33,7 → 33,7 |
| */ |
| public class AWSSecurityGroupsPanel extends AbstractInstallerPanel { |
| private JList lSecurityGroups; |
| private List<String> groups = Arrays.asList("eg-monitor", "eg-agent", "elastic-grid"); |
| private List<String> groups = Arrays.asList("eg-monitor-and-agent", "eg-agent", "elastic-grid"); |
| public AWSSecurityGroupsPanel(InstallerFrame parent, InstallData installData) { |
| super(parent, installData); |
| 44,14 → 44,14 |
| // setup title |
| title("Integration with Amazon EC2") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs some valid security groups used in order to allow networking between the various Elastic Grid servers. The set of security groups to create/use is illustrated below:") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs some valid security groups allowing your desktop to connect to the EC2 instances.") |
| .space(); |
| // setup AWS groups field |
| lSecurityGroups = list("EC2 Security Groups", groups); |
| lSecurityGroups = list("EC2 Security Groups to be created", groups); |
| space().space() |
| .text("Elastic Grid Security Groups open required firewall ports so that your EC2 instances can be reached from SSH or the Elastic Grid tools."); |
| .text("Elastic Grid Security Groups open required firewall ports so that your EC2 instances can be reached from SSH or Elastic Grid tools."); |
| getLayoutHelper().completeLayout(); |
| } |
| /trunk/platforms/private-lan/src/main/java/com/elasticgrid/tools/installer/AWSOverridesBucketPanel.java |
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| 49,7 → 49,7 |
| // setup title |
| title("Integration with Amazon EC2") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs to know the name of the S3 bucket where your Elastic Grid overrides will be uploaded. Overrides are a way to extend/alter the default configuration files used by Elastic Grid for various services such as the agent or the monitor.") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs to know the name of the S3 bucket where your Elastic Grid overrides will be uploaded.") |
| .space(); |
| // setup AWS buckets field |
| Property changes: |
| Added: svn:executable |
| + * |
| /trunk/platforms/private-lan/src/main/java/com/elasticgrid/tools/installer/AWSDropBucketPanel.java |
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| 49,7 → 49,7 |
| // setup title |
| title("Integration with Amazon EC2") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs to know the name of the S3 bucket where your applications will be uploaded. Elastic Grid do scan this S3 bucket regularly in order to detect new applications dropped there for deployment on the cloud.") |
| .text("Elastic Grid needs to know the name of the S3 bucket where your applications will be uploaded.") |
| .space(); |
| // setup AWS buckets field |