Implementing a mainframe modernization project using Rocket ED and Rocket ES on AWS. Target will run on RHEL.
ED v11has been installed on AWS Workspace for individual developers.
ES v11 has be installed on RHEL 9.8.
On the ED, developers are creating remote projects on ED installed on Single Shared Linux box where the code will be compiled and tested.
During development environment setup, we experienced challenges with remote compilation/builds from Enterprise Developer (on aws workspace) to a shared Linux environment. As a workaround, we provisioned dedicated EC2 instances for individual developers, with ED installed and configured on each developer server. This approach was also intended to provide isolated development workspaces and local Git repositories for concurrent development activities.
Would like to confirm:
- Whether provisioning a dedicated EC2 instance per developer is recommended/supported architecture for Rocket Enterprise Developer.
- Whether a shared Linux build environment is a supported and preferred approach, and if so, what configuration is required.
- Rocket's recommended best practices for:
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- Remote build/compile architecture
- Multi-developer development environments on AWS
