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john mangual
john mangual

Reputation: 8172

deploying in Julia Language

I am trying to work through the Sudoku tutorial for the Julia language. http://iaindunning.com/2013/sudoku-as-a-service.html

Locally I an run their HttpServer.jl web service, but how can I deploy things written in Julia language?

Google far as only returned Forio which doesn't let me deploy my own stuff.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1784

Answers (3)

Amgad
Amgad

Reputation: 345

We have recently made a heroku julia buildpack. It is straightforward to use if your code is written in julia 1.0 or later. Just define your dependencies using Project.toml, Manifest.toml along with your code and It should be up and running.

It optimizes server booting time to 5 seconds only for a small application enter image description here For large applications, this can increase to around 30 seconds

Note: if you tried it, please let me know.

Upvotes: 2

Mark
Mark

Reputation: 1470

After trying many things, I ended up deploying my Julia code to AWS under an ec2 instance. I wrote about it here https://medium.com/@markhalonen/deploying-julia-1eb8a1686ca1

Upvotes: 2

ivarne
ivarne

Reputation: 3783

You can deploy Julia anywhere you get ssh access to a (virtual) machine connected to the internett. I am not aware of any companies that specialize in Julia for web hosting, but I think I remember hearing about cloud computing companies that will help you run Julia jobs on a cluster.

I would be very careful and assume that the machine might be hacked, because Julia is a young system and most of the developers do not have web grade security as their first priority. Making online systems secure is a huge effort and requires a level of interest and effort that the current development team does not seem to have.

Upvotes: 1

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