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Introduction
The goal of this documentation is to list and describe access to the different AWS Blu Age runtimes.
Alpha pre-releases & Official releases
Official releases are released every month or two months. They follow a version scheme of <major>.<minor>.0 (e.g. 4.1.0).
Alpha pre-releases are typically released twice a day. They follow a version scheme of <major>.<next_minor>.0-alpha.<pre_release> (e.g. 4.1.0-alpha.1 is the first alpha pre-release after the official 4.0.0 release).
Alpha pre-releases are used to test the latest features and improvements for ongoing modernization projects, in preparation of the next official release. They are considered less stable than official releases and must not be used in production.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the following documentation is valid for both alpha pre-releases and official releases.
Types
Type | Purpose | Free | Distribution channel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Non-managed | On EC2 | Test, Automation & Production deployments on EC2 |
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| On ECS (with Fargate) | Test, Automation & Production deployments on Amazon ECS managed by AWS Fargate | |||
| On ECS (with EC2) | Test, Automation & Production deployments on EC2 nodes with Amazon ECS | |||
| On EKS (with EC2) | Test, Automation & Production deployments on EC2 nodes with Amazon EKS | |||
| Dev | Develop, test, build, and debug in an IDE | ✅ (limited to 2 hours of usage) | Blu Age Toolbox (more info) | |
| Special | Deployments on non-supported targets environments | ❌ | Blu Age Toolbox (more info) | |