Consider indicating which AMI the latest version is based off

[bkrembs]

On a project which mirrors a semi-open-source project (Elastic Beanstalk), it's hard to tell if it's kept up-to-date with the latest AWS developments. For example, I know AWS just released a new PHP EB AMI 1.5 weeks ago (https://forums.aws.amazon.com/ann.jspa?annID=1545). Does the latest code reflect any hostmanager updates made as part of that?

Because a project like this is either priceless if always kept updated, but worthless if it slips behind (leaving the devs with bugs fixed in the latest version, and an architecture they have to abandon). We're consider taking the plunge with it, and I'm curious to know how it's maintained :)

[willkelleher]

Hi,

I've been merging in AMI updates and referencing the US-EAST AMI id in the commit message. The most recent changes haven't been pushed to GitHub yet, but I'm testing them now and I expect to push those changes by tomorrow.

I'm currently using this project on a few production systems, so although I may not merge updates immediately, I can assure you that the tip will always be stable.

[bkrembs]

Any chance there's an update on that new release? We're preparing a new deployment, and I've been telling everyone to hold on so we can use your handiwork :)

[willkelleher]

Just pushed the updates. Sorry for the delay!