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Architecture of a PHP app on Amazon EC2

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1597930/architecture-of-a-php-app-on-amazon-ec2


But what’s the next logical step that is going to yield good results for scalability? Do I fire up an AMI instance for the MySQL and one for the Apache service? Or do I just replicate the instances out as many times as I need them and then do some sort of load balancing on the front end? Ideally, I’d like to have a centralized database because I do aggregate statistics across all database rows, however, this is not a hard requirement (there are probably some application specific solutions I could come up with to work around this)

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