Version 0.1 of CL-EC2 is now available for download, under an MIT-style license. The project is hosted at common-lisp.net, and may be found here. There are several mailing lists available, and contributors are welcome.
Posts Tagged ‘cloudwatch’
CL-EC2, a Common Lisp Interface to Amazon’s EC2 Query API, Now Available
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 by David Young
Tags: amazon, cloudwatch, Common Lisp, ec2, lisp
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Amazon CloudWatch Interface for Common Lisp
Thursday, February 4th, 2010 by David Young
To complement our Common Lisp EC2 interface, I’ve written a similar package for Amazon’s CloudWatch, an “easy-to-use web service that provides comprehensive monitoring for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and Elastic Load Balancing”. There are currently just two operations provided by CloudWatch: ListMetrics and GetMetricStatistics, both of which are supported by our new package.
The CloudWatch Lisp interface has some work remaining; mostly just parsing the responses from Amazon into more useful representations of the metrics (similar to the way we transform EC2 responses). Since GetMetricStatistics can return a lot of information, I’ll have to decide how best to represent this data in an easy-to-use, Lispy fashion. At present, the CloudWatch responses are filtered through the s-xml package and returned in a “parsed-xml” format.
Tags: amazon, cloudwatch, lisp
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