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@francoiswirion: I've used that approach (two attributes) successfully
@madvas and I were wondering what is the cheapest way to host datomic? Say we have a hobby project, very small and hosted on heroku. I heard datomic free cannot be host on separated server.
(And heroku resets every 24 hours so we can't host datomic free there...)
Much thanks in advance!
Just found https://github.com/colinrymer/docker-datomic-free/blob/master/README.md would you recommend it? Also found free hosting for a docker container here https://cloud.docker.com/
Really cool! cc @madvas
Thanks @bvulpes!
Thanks @stuartsierra !
I’m having a heckuva time trying to upgrade my peer to the latest release. I’ve added the necessary dependency for [com.amazonaws/aws-java-sdk-dynamodb “1.9.40”]
, but when the system is attempting to connect to the transactor, I get a java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.amazonaws.services.dynamodbv2.model.AttributeValue.getM()Ljava/util/Map;
@jgdavey: Not sure if version issues could be behind it, (1) we have tested and include/suggest version 1.9.39 (documented in the pom.xml provided scope in the datomic distribution), and it could be 1.9.40 introduces (or you have some other) dependency conflict, lein deps :tree
might help you troubleshoot (that error looks like it could easily caused by a dependency conflict).
I should have mentioned: 1.9.39 yields the same error. I’ll hunt more for dependency clashes.
I found it. [clj-aws-s3]
pulls in [com.amazonaws/aws-java-sdk]
, which is the whole she-bang.
Thanks for the help, @bkamphaus !