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Pathwright

Pathwright

www.pathwright.com

Everything you need to create, teach and sell beautiful online courses.

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Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor

Sr. Software Engineer at Pathwright

Nov 10, 2014

Needs advice

App servers, celery VMs, and a number of internal supportting systems run on EC2. Amazon EC2

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Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor

Sr. Software Engineer at Pathwright

Nov 10, 2014

Needs advice

Storage of course assets, some logos, encoded media, attachments, assignment submissions, and much more. Amazon S3

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Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor

Sr. Software Engineer at Pathwright

Nov 10, 2014

Needs advice

Our backend is a large Django app. We use lots of django-rest-framework to interface with the client side. Django

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Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor

Sr. Software Engineer at Pathwright

Nov 10, 2014

Needs advice

While we initially started off running our own Postgres cluster, we evaluated RDS and found it to be an excellent fit for us.

The failovers, manual scaling, replication, Postgres upgrades, and pretty much everything else has been super smooth and reliable.

We'll probably need something a little more complex in the future, but RDS performs admirably for now. Amazon RDS

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