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As expected, Auburn quarterback Cameron Newton has declared for the 2011 NFL draft. The "will he stay or will he go" question never seemed to be a huge mystery. It would have been a huge upset had he chosen to stay in school based on his Heisman Trophy season and national title.
Several NFL personnel sources have told FOXSports.com that Newton is a sure-fire first-round pick, and that he definitely projects as a quarterback at the next level. But how high he'll go off the board will be determined by how well he works out and interviews for teams over the coming weeks and months.
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Certainly he will be this year's Tim Tebow in regards to the hype and hysteria before April's draft. Here's a breakdown of what decisions and events await Newton in the pre-draft run-up:
Because he's just a college junior, front-office personnel and scouts from the NFL won't get their first look at the strong-armed passer until late February's NFL Combine in Indianapolis.
All of the other top senior quarterbacks will participate in the Senior Bowl or East-West Shrine Game later this month. Current NFL coaches run the Senior Bowl (this year's group is made up of coaches from the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills), so Newton won't get that head-start opportunity which the top senior QBs such as Jake Locker and Andy Dalton will receive to get their feet wet in pro-style offenses. And the East-West game is generally run by ex-NFL head coaches, who are either retired or who have been out of the game for a bit.
Teams who are interested in Newton — and there are a lot of teams looking for a franchise quarterback in this year's draft — will get a chance to talk to him during their allotted 15 minutes of face-to-face interview time during the Combine. Each team gets the chance to interview up to 60 players.
Newton's eventual agent will not be with him during that time. You can be sure teams who talk to him will want to know whether he's the next JaMarcus Russell, Ryan Leaf or instead the next Josh Freeman. They will test his character, football intelligence and love for the game.
The interviews have become especially important for QB prospects. The one thing personnel sources said about talking to Russell before the 2007 NFL draft was that he didn't have the passion to learn and excel, instead relying solely on his outstanding arm strength. Russell's notorious flameout with the Oakland Raiders — despite his mega-million-dollar rookie contract — has given teams even more reason to pause before selecting a passer high in the first round.
Newton's agent will have to help him make the decision whether or not to work out for interested teams. Back in 2008, former Boston College QB Matt Ryan was criticized for not throwing during the Combine. But Ryan worked out at his Pro Day, giving personnel evaluators a chance to see his throwing mechanics and arm strength up close.
While Pro Day workouts are generally in a controlled setting, team still place great value on these workouts — even without Combine workouts. Ryan did not drop at all in the draft that spring — with the Atlanta Falcons grabbing him with the No. 3 overall pick that April, a decision nobody in Atlanta will ever regret.
Once teams have finalized his draft grade after the Combine, Pro Day and private workouts and visits, it will be a matter of pulling the trigger on draft day.
Which teams could have an interest in him, especially in Round 1? Here are the teams that need a young quarterback:
Arizona Cardinals — The Cardinals own the No. 5 selection overall, which may be a little too high to take Newton off the board. The team has to decide whether John Skelton is worth developing as the future at quarterback.
Buffalo Bills — It appears that head coach Chan Gailey is set with journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick as his starter for at least next season. But Fitzpatrick still has a lot to prove. If not Fitzpatrick, the team does not have its long-term answer at the position.
Carolina Panthers — The Panthers own the top overall selection in the draft, so selecting Newton wouldn't be a very good value at this point. But the Panthers must decide soon whether the future at quarterback is Jimmy Clausen or someone else.
Cleveland Browns — The Browns will move to a West Coast offense next season, and that scheme is a perfect fit for incumbent Colt McCoy. So selecting Newton at No. 6 overall may not make a lot of sense.
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Jacksonville Jaguars — While starting quarterback David Garrard is signed through 2014, he's set to earn nearly $8 million in base salary next season. Owner Wayne Weaver said recently that the team needs to develop a younger quarterback for the future.
Minnesota Vikings — Former head coach Brad Childress selected Tarvaris Jackson in the 2006 NFL draft as his developmental QB. After five seasons and with Childress no longer in Minnesota, it's clear that Jackson isn't the future at the position.
Oakland Raiders — They really need to develop a young quarterback, but the Raiders don't own a first-round pick in 2011, so they will be out of the Newton sweepstakes barring a trade up into the first round.
San Francisco 49ers — It's about time they figured out their quarterback situation, and president and CEO Jed York seems to want to make a big splash.
Seattle Seahawks — Of the three quarterbacks on their 53-man roster, only Charlie Whitehurst is signed through next season, but it doesn't appear that the team is enamored with him. The Seahawks were very interested in Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Kevin Kolb during free agency last year, but the Eagles had no interest in moving him at the time.
Tennessee Titans — Once Vince Young is cut (no team would trade for him based on the money he's owed in 2011), the Titans will be without a future starting quarterback.
Washington Redskins — Head coach Mike Shanahan has done a good job of developing quarterbacks over the years, so he could choose to take a shot with Newton, since it's clear Donovan McNabb isn't the future at the position for the team.
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I 'm six weeks into a 12-week program. My goal is to set a PR for 10K, but I feel like I've already peaked. My times have stagnated and I no longer feel fresh when running most days. Should I try to maintain for the next six weeks? Should I take a down week? Or will I feel fine if I just cut back in the week before the race?
Nothing brings the confidence train to a screeching halt like feeling flat for days on end. The boundless energy and enthusiasm of attaining peak fitness is suddenly replaced by the haunting sensation that you might have done yourself in. The biggest question is why.
"Many times when you're confronted with this, it's an overtraining problem," says New Zealand Olympic medalist Lorraine Moller. "If you've worked really hard and don't see the results, you probably need to let it sit awhile because the body needs recovery to realize the benefits of the work you've done." At its heart, overtraining is really nothing more than under-recovery.
"Where people get in trouble is they try to 'do something,' whereas they've 'overdone something,'" says Moller. "They need to stop 'doing' and let the body go into the recovery phase that it needs. The adage that always went with the Lydiard training was, 'If you go off your training, easy jogging until you come right.'"
Not all feelings of stagnation are caused by overtraining. In fact, for some athletes it's the constant repetition of what they believe works that's keeping them stuck in neutral.
"A lot of times all our body needs is a new stimulus," says coach and 2:40 marathoner Nicole Hunt. "You get stagnated in the same training, doing the same thing over and over again." Hunt has found hill work (everything from short reps at mile pace to 10-mile climbs) to be particularly effective, but realizes there's a wide variety of options available to wake up the system. "If you've been doing a lot of track work, move to the roads or trails and do fartlek intervals. Don't wear a Garmin–just run by effort."
While Moller and Hunt agree a stale runner needs to change something, determining the cause remains paramount. "Good training is doing what's needed to get you ready for the race," says Moller. "If a runner insists on doing something counterproductive, then it's self-sabotage." Yet there's an instance where staying the course has its benefits.
"In my experience, a lot of times when people start feeling flat they're on the verge of a breakthrough," says James DeMarco, former Division II All-American and coach of multiple-champion Blacksburg High School in Virginia.
"Oftentimes they're the most frustrated when they're about to have their best races. They just give up because they keep running the same things over and over and over, and they don't see the improvement." Plateauing in the middle of hard training is to be expected, says DeMarco, and like the other coaches he recognizes that for some a few days of cross-training or easy jogging might be what's required to spice up the system. "But what I've noticed is [runners in this situation] often get a beautiful day and they go out and crush it," he says.
In such an instance, staying the course will have paid off.
I ran a couple of 5Ks as a tune-up for my peak race, and I ran significantly slower than my training would indicate. The races weren't much faster than my tempos, but they felt a lot harder. What's causing this struggle and how do I fix it before my goal race?
Even in this era of information overload, it's possible for training myths to exist. Example No. 1: "A lot of runners think if they can run harder or faster every day, then it's better training," says Moller. This isn't the case. "You want to look at the weekly rhythm. You don't want to be stressing the body 50 percent every day. You're better to stress it some days and not at all other days so you get a better response from the stimulus/recovery curve. Those are the two sides of the coin."
When runners continually grind out every day at a moderate pace, the results are predictably moderate. "If you train at the same intensity, you never get a range," says Moller, "and when your racing is the same, it's because the range isn't there. You're a one-pace horse."
To combat this condition, Spangler recommends training at a wide variety of speeds, paces that are faster and slower than what's being run now. "If you're doing the same types of workouts all the time, maybe you just need some variety," she says. "If you're training for the 5K you need some of that harder fartlek work, some track work. Maybe you need to put a little more variety in there."
Going too far in the speed direction, however, can have equally deleterious results. Enter Training Myth No. 2: "I think when people start to 'tune up' they start to switch to speed training," says Fort Collins High School (Colo.) coach Chris Suppes, whose teams have won multiple state championships and qualified for Nike Cross Nationals. "Once they switch to speed training they miss out on the good threshold stuff. That's why when we get to the end of the season, we keep a lot of that longer stuff in there."
This belief has led Suppes to incorporate some unusual strategies.
"One thing I've learned from coaching is you don't have to take it easy the week of [a peak race]," he says. This applies equally, if not more so, to tune-up races. "A lot of people think of those tune-up 5Ks as their race for the week," Suppes says, "and they don't do anything on Monday or Tuesday. That might be a long enough break where they don't feel comfortable."
The goal then is to just keep the blood moving. "You're in good shape," Suppes says. "You've got a good oxygen support system. My guess is you just have to open up the veins in a couple key workouts and you'll feel fine."


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"Based on what I've already discovered in Panther, I figured there had to be more possibilities than that. So I got my hands on the Belkin reader and started testing every scenario I could think of. Bottom line: my hunch was right. You can do a lot with this setup.
What's interesting to me isn't so much that you can upload pictures from a memory card to a portable storage device. As cool as this is, that functionality already exists with other tools. What makes the iPod scenario compelling is that it plugs into Panther, allowing you to leverage some of its powerful technologies. And that's what I'm going to explore here today."
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So the Ipod can be recognized as a pseudo-camera. Wow!
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I think this article would best be titled "iPod: The Casual Photographer's Best Friend" or even better: "iPod: The Professional Photographers Biggest Letdown."
I refrained from upgrading my 2nd gen iPod until it had the capacity to work as a digital wallet. After the Belkin device was released, I immediately purchased it with a 40GB iPod.
I returned the Belkin device in three days. For anyone who is serious about photography, the Belkin Media reader is a huge waste of money.
DSLRs and many consumer digital cams spit out photos over 6-8 MB in size, and most serious photographers choose to take pictures at such resolution. Who in their right mind would confine themselves, given these file sizes, to a 128MB card?
Transferring a 3/4 full 1GB card took me about an hour. Now, even if I could wait an hour in most cases, the problem is that the iPod's battery (starting with a full charge) is, at the end of such a transfer, completely drained. So add a few more hours to charge the iPod up.
Belkin's use of the term "firewire speed" in its advertising is utterly false at best, and criminally misleading at worst.
Another thing which makes the iPod/Belkin Media Reader useless to serious photographers: the inability to delete files on the iPod. What happens if you run out of space on your iPod in the field? You're screwed!
I bought another device as a digital wallet, and quite frankly, even in its utmost simplicity, it'll do the job a million times better than the iPod. The iPod's great at what it does, and there were plenty of professional and serious amateur photographers hoping it would also be great at being a digital wallet. Belkin really messed up on this one.
I keep my ipod and use it as a digital music player. I'm glad the Belkin Reader works for family snapshots and stuff, but for me and most serious photographers (of which there are many), it's a complete waste of money.
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Adding SCORM packages to Open edX via SCORMCloud and LTI
Do you want to be able to use existing training content in an Open edX course? SCORM – the "Sharable Content Object Reference Model" – is a set of interoperability standards for e-learning software that governs how online learning content and Learning Management Systems (LMSs) communicate with each other. It allows units of online training material to be shared across e-learning systems.
Open edX doesn't support SCORM natively yet, but here at Jazkarta we've successfully integrated SCORM Cloud and Open edX. SCORM Cloud is a third party service that wraps e-learning content in a SCORM dispatch package that can be embedded into an LMS. The gist of this integration is as follows:
- Export a learning module from your e-Learning authoring tool as a SCORM package.
- Upload SCORM package to SCORM Cloud.
- Configure SCORM Cloud dispatch to serve them up as LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability) components.
- Use the LTI component in Open edX to add these packages, which are actually being hosted on SCORM Cloud.
The user doesn't need to login again as this is transmitted via LTI, and the activity is passed back into edX for grading purposes.
Here is a detailed how-to for people who would like to duplicate our work. I found some sample courses in this blog article and used the "Picture Perfect_Simulation Sample" course. Open that course in Adobe Captivate and follow these instructions for prepping, uploading, and using this sample in Open edX. (You can download Adobe Captivate 8 here – a free 30 day trial is available by clicking the 'Try' link on that URL.)
Mark interactive elements as graded and assign points
For each interactive element that you want graded, you need to click on the element, click on the Properties icon (in the upper right corner of the screen), mark it as graded in the properties panel, assign a point value that will count towards the grade, and check the Report Answers checkbox.
Set project end action to close project
In Publish Settings -> Project -> Start and End, set the Project End Action to "Close project" (I think it defaults to Stop project). That way the window showing the assessment will automatically close when it's done playing.
In Publish Settings -> Project -> Quiz -> Reporting, set the Standard form to SCORM 2004, and then click the Configure button.
Give the course an identifier and title
You can optionally give your course an identifier and title. If you skip this step, then all of your courses will have the default identifier "Captivate E-Learning Course" and it will be hard to differentiate between the different courses.
Export from Captivate
From the File menu, choose Publish… and make sure the eLearning output value is set to SCORM 2004, which you should have already set in the previous step. Click the Publish button and it will create a .zip file in the location you specified.
Upload to SCORMCloud
Create a free account at SCORMCloud.com and from the Add Content section of the dashboard, upload the .zip file that you just created.
Tell SCORM Cloud to make it available via LTI
Once the content has been uploaded, you need to create a dispatch that will be used to make it available via LTI.
Create a dispatch
If the first time, click Create New Destination.
Create a destination
Enter 'Open EdX' as the name. On subsequent times you can click Add Existing Destination and choose Open EdX. This name can really be anything – it doesn't need to be 'Open edX'.
Export dispatch as BLTI
From the Dispatch screen, click on the Dispatch that you just created, and under Export your dispatch, click the BLTI button
Capture the BLTI information
You should see a pop-up with information about the BLTI endpoint URL, key and secret key. Make a note of the URL, Key, and Secret that it displays
Enable LTI in your Open edX course
Login to edX Studio and go to your course, and select Settings -> Advanced Settings. For the Advanced Module List, add "lti" to enable adding LTI components to your course.
Add an LTI passport entry
On the same Advanced Settings page, scroll down to the section entitled LTI Passports, and add a new entry in the form:
lti_id:client_key:client_secret where the client_key and client_secret are the key and secret that you got when you made the BLTI dispatch in SCORM Cloud. The LTI ID can be anything (no spaces) – it's just an identifier that will be used when we add an individual LTI component to our edX course.
So for our last example, it would be:
Note: you need to add a new entry for each course in SCORM Cloud that you want to embed in an edX course. It's annoying that this is an extra step required for each item. Open edX assumes that an LTI provider will have one key/secret combo for all courses, but SCORM Cloud uses a different one for each course.
Add a new LTI component in your course
Go to your course outline: Content -> Outline and navigate to where you want to add the LTI component containing your SCORM Cloud exercise/quiz. Click the New Unit button.
Add an advanced component
If you've enabled Advanced Components for your course, you should see the Advanced Component button appear when you add a new unit.
Choose the LTI component
Edit the component to set the values
Configure the LTI component settings
For LTI Application Information, you can type "SCORM Cloud" or whatever you want in this field. For LTI ID, this needs to match exactly, the LTI ID that you used in the LTI passports entry. The LTI URL for SCORM Cloud should be set to http://cloud.scorm.com/sc/blti
The Open in New Page setting should be set to True.
More LTI component settings
Make sure that you set Scored to be True and assign a weight that you want it to have on the total grade. You can also set a Display Name if you want.
Preview or Publish your changes
Once you've added the component, you need to click the Preview Changes button or Publish it to your course.
Login as a student and try the exercise
Now we can login as a student and test it out. When you navigate to the page, there is a link "View resource in a new window". Click on this button to launch the SCORM Cloud exercise in a new window.
Take the exercise
You then take the exercise and SCORM Cloud is tracking your activity.
Complete the exercise
At the end of the exercise, it will compute a score for you, and if the score is above the threshhold to get a passing grade, then get a "Pass" grade.
See score in edX progress page
This grade is sent back into edX and can be seen on the student's Progress page. Please note that these scores don't match because I took a screenshot of a different student.
1. Make sure that your Open edX site is at an internet address that can be reached by SCORM Cloud. This means basic auth must be disabled and if you're using SSL, that you have a real SSL certificate, not a self-signed certificate.
2. A fix to the edX code which parses the SCORM Cloud request handle a non-standard (well, old standard) XML namespace that it uses. https://github.com/jazkarta/edx-platform/commit/ebcf93002557176102df2bf93ab79a979aaf0fba
3. A fix for edX's validation of the oauth signature (https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/pull/5016)
Get involved
We invite you to join the conversation on the edx-code mailing list about SCORM support in edX, and feel free to reach out and contact us if you are looking for professional help with edX.
Or if you want to take Open edX for a test-drive, you can get a free trial from our partner Appsembler.
The Many Options for Hosting a Plone Site
Over the last year there has been a lot of work on hosting tools in the Plone community. Here at Jazkarta, most of our client's sites are hosted using Amazon Web Services and OpsWorks because this platform's robust tool set and high level of flexibility is a good fit for sites like The Mountaineers and KCRW. But there are many other options, especially for smaller sites.
To provide a forum to discuss all the recent activity, I hosted a panel discussion on Plone hosting at the 2014 Plone Conference. We covered Ansible, OpsWorks, Nix, Docker, OpenVZ, Heroku, and some PaaS providers. The slides from the session provide lots of information about all these options, including links, pros and cons.
You can also watch a video of the panel discussion on Vimeo.
How to Create a Badge System in Plone
With thousands of volunteers taking and teaching courses, climbing peaks, and donating time and money for environmental advocacy and youth programs, The Mountaineers needed a way to recognize their members' contributions and skill levels. To let them do this, we created a badge system for their Plone website:
Members who complete milestones like graduating from a course or summiting a set of peaks are awarded a badge, which shows on their profile page.
This feature was easy to implement because of another Plone add-on, collective.workspace, which we had already created to provide roster functionality for The Mountaineers' courses, activities, and committees, allowing each participant's role, registration status, and other information to be managed. Here are instructions for how to create a badge system on your own Plone site with the help of collective.workspace. The screenshots are from a Plone 5 site but this will also work in Plone 4.
- Add collective.workspace to your buildout:
[instance] eggs = collective.workspace
(Position is more useful for a committee roster. Selecting the Admins group gives the user permission to help manage this roster.)
This isn't particularly useful unless we make the user's badges show up somewhere. Customize the author template and add this TAL:

Badges
 <tal:b repeat="badge python:context.portal_catalog(portal_type='badge', workspace_members=username)">  </tal:b>

- Now the assigned badges show up on a user's profile!
That's it! Enjoy your new badge system!
Another Plone Site on AWS OpsWorks
Congratulations to YES! Magazine on the launch of their redesigned website!
This award winning, ad-free, non-profit online (and print) magazine for progressive thinkers runs on Plone, our favorite CMS. Originally launched in 2009 by our friends at Web Collective and Groundwire (RIP), this is the first redesign the site has had since then. The focus was squarely on mobile usability (since 40% of site visits are now mobile) and social engagement. It looks great!
All the planning, analysis, and design work for the new site was done in-house; the Diazo theme implementation and site upgrade were done by Bryan Wilson, formerly of Web Collective. We helped a little bit as well: the YES! technical staff decided to host the new site on Amazon's AWS cloud platform using the OpsWorks recipes for Plone and Python developed by Alec Mitchell. Alec walked Bryan through some of the technical details of the deployment stack and he was off and running.
We're very pleased our Plone-OpsWorks contributions helped YES! Magazine!
Botany on the Web
Here at Jazkarta we really enjoy innovative uses of web technology, especially in the service of non-profit and educational projects. Go Botany! and Go Orchids! were two such projects – they harnessed Javascript, Python, Django, and Solr to create user friendly plant identification tools. Go Botany! was created by the New England Wild Flower Society with funding from the National Science Foundation, and it was awarded the 2013 NEEEA Maria Pirie Award for Environmental Education Program of the Year. This major award recognizes outstanding environmental education programs that demonstrate innovation and creativity, have been implemented broadly, and can easily be replicated in other regions.
As proof of that last point, Go Orchids! – created by by the North American Orchid Conservation Center - was able to adopt the Go Botany! code base (which had been released as open source) and create a site focused on orchid identification in a relatively short period of time. Last fall Go Orchids! produced a video introducing the tool to new users:
See our earlier Go Botany! blog post for more information about the technology behind these sites. For an in-depth look at the system architecture, watch this Djangocon 2014 presentation by Brandon Rhodes (start at minute 18:54).
We are so pleased to have played a part in both these projects. And we'd love to do more of them! Go Orchids! contributed improvements to the code base that make the application more flexible and easier to adapt. Any organizations interested in having a plant identification website tailored to a particular region or taxon should contact us or the New England Wildflower Society.
New KCRW Website Launched
KCRW is Southern California's flagship National Public Radio affiliate, featuring an independent mix of music, news, and cultural programming supported by more than 55,000 member/subscribers. The non-commercial broadcast signal is simulcast on the web at KCRW.com, along with an all-music and an all-news stream and an extensive selection of podcasts. KCRW was a pioneer in online radio, they've been live streaming on the web since 1995. The station has an international listening audience, and is widely considered one of the most influential independent music radio stations around the globe.
KCRW has used the Plone CMS for 7 years and for the last 6 the website has been running on Plone version 2.5, which has been increasingly showing its age. Over a year ago KCRW embarked on a project to redesign the site and upgrade the software and functionality, and they selected Jazkarta for the technical implementation. It was an amazingly fun and challenging project, with lots of interactive multimedia functionality and a beautiful responsive design by the New York City firm Hard Candy Shell. We're very excited to announce that the site launched last Monday!
Making the Most of the CMS
Plone is a robust and feature rich enterprise CMS with many features and add-ons that were invaluable for developing the KCRW site. Some highlights:
- Flexible theming – Using Diazo, a theme contained in static HTML pages can be applied to a dynamic Plone site. For KCRW, Hard Candy Shell created a fully responsive design with phone, tablet and desktop displays. Jazkarta applied the theme to the site using Diazo rules, making adjustments to stylesheets or dynamically generated views where necessary so the CSS classes matched up.
- Modular layouts – We used core Plone portlets and collective.cover tiles to build a system of standard layouts available as page fragments. Many custom tiles and portlets are based on the same underlying views so editors can easily reuse content fragments throughout the site. Plone portlets are particularly handy because of the way they can be inherited down the content tree – for example allowing the same promotion or collection of blog posts to be shown on all the episodes and segments within a show.
- Managing editors – Plone provides granular control over editing permissions. For KCRW, this means that administrators can control what different types of users are allowed to edit in different parts of the site.
- Customizable forms – We created PloneFormGen customizations to track RSVPs, signups, and attendance at events.
- Salesforce integration – Plone has an excellent toolkit for integration with the Salesforce.com CRM. For this phase of the project we implemented basic integration. Stay tuned for additional KCRW member features to be added this fall that take advantage of the Plone-Salesforce connection.
Supporting a Radio Station
KCRW is a radio station, and we developed some cool features to support their content management process and all the rich media available on the site.
- A set of custom content types (shows, episodes, segments, etc.) and APIs for scheduling radio programs and supporting live and on demand audio and video. The APIs provide all sorts of useful information in a consistent way across lots of contexts, including mobile and tablet applications.
- An "always on top" player built using AJAX page loading – as you navigate around the site it just keeps playing and the controls continue to show. This works equally well on mobile devices and desktops.
- Central configuration of underwriting messages in portlets using responsive Google DFP tags.
- Integration with many external services like Disqus for threaded comments, Zencoder for audio encoding, Ooyala for video hosting and encoding, and Castfire for serving podcasts and live streams with advertising.
- An API for querying data about songs played on the station – live or on demand. The API is built on the Pyramid framework and queries a pre-existing data source.
A Robust Deployment Platform
More than any other client, KCRW's site provided the impetus for us to adopt AWS OpsWorks. KCRW.com had been hosted on a complex AWS stack with multiple servers managed independently. We needed an infrastructure that was easier to manage and could even save KCRW money by being easily scaled up and down as needed. Another major concern was high availability and we tried to eliminate single points of failure.
To accomplish this we made sure everything on OpsWorks was redundant. We have multiple instances for nearly every piece of functionality (Plone, Blob Storage, Celery, Memcached, Nginx, Varnish and even HAProxy), and the redundant servers are in multiple Availability Zones so the website can withstand the failure of an entire Amazon AZ. The layers of functionality can be grouped onto a single instance or spread across multiple instances. It's easy to bring up and terminate new instances as needed; this can be done manually, or automated based on instance load or during specific times of day. Time-based scaling is particularly relevant to KCRW and we are still experimenting with how best to schedule extra servers during popular weekday listening hours. Amazon's Elastic Load Balancer and Multi-AZ RDS services give us the ability to deploy resources in multiple Availability Zones and eliminate single points of failure.
Dynamic Client, Dynamic Site
All of these technical details are fun for developers to talk about, but what's really impressive is how much fun the site is to look at and use. Kudos to KCRW for having the vision to create such a great site, and to KCRW staff for the appealing new content that appears every day.
Here at Jazkarta we've been creating repeatable deployments for Plone and Django sites on Amazon's AWS cloud platform for 6 years. Our deployment scripts were built on mr.awsome (a wrapper around boto, Python's AWS library) and bash scripts. Our emphasis was on repeatable, not scalable (scaling had to be done manually), and our system was a bit cumbersome. There were aspects that were failure prone, and the initial deployment of any site included a fair amount of manual work. When we heard about AWS OpsWorks last summer we realized it would be a big improvement to our deployment process.
OpsWorks is a way to create repeatable, scalable, potentially multi-server deployments of applications on AWS. It is built on top of Chef, an open source configuration management tool. OpsWorks simplifies the many server configuration tasks necessary when deploying to the cloud; it allows you to create repeatable best practice deployments that you can modify over time without having to touch individual servers. It also lets you wire together multiple servers so that you can deploy a single app in a scalable way.
OpsWorks is a bit similar to PaaS offerings like Heroku but it is better suited for sites that need more scalability and customization than Heroku can provide. The cost of Heroku's point and click simplicity is a lack of flexibility – OpsWorks lets you change things and add features that you need. And unlike the PaaS offerings, there is no charge for OpsWorks – you don't pay for anything besides the AWS resources you consume.
Briefly, here's how it works.
- First you create a stack for your application, which is a wrapper around everything. It may include custom chef recipes and configuration and it defines the AMI that will be used for all the instances. There are currently 2 choices, latest stable Ubuntu LTS or Amazon Linux. (We use Ubuntu exclusively.)
- Within the stack you define layers that represent the services or functionality your app requires. For example, you might define layers for an app server, front end, task queue, caching, etc. The layers define the resources they need – Elastic IPs, EBS volumes, RAID10 arrays, or whatever.
- Then you define the applications associated with the layers. This is your code, which can come from a github repo, an S3 bucket, or wherever.
- Then you define instances, which configure the EC2 instances themselves (size, availability zone, etc.), and assign the layers to the instances however you want. When you define an instance it is just a definition, it does not exist until it is started. Standard (24-hour) instances are started and stopped manually, time-based instances have defined start and stop days and times, and load-based instances have customizable CPU, load or memory thresholds which trigger instances to be started and stopped. When an instance starts, all the configuration for all the layers is run, and when it is stopped all the AWS resources associated with it are destroyed – aside from persistent EBS storage or Elastic IPs which are bound to the definition of the instance in OpsWorks instead of being bound to an actual instance.
For more details and a case study about switching from Heroku, see this excellent introduction to OpsWorks by the folks at Artsy.
What We Did
OpsWorks has native support for deploying Ruby on Rails, NodeJS, Java Tomcat, PHP, and static HTML websites, but no support for Python application servers (perhaps partly because there is no standard way to deploy Python apps). This was a situation we thought needed to be remedied. Furthermore, few if any PaaS providers are suitable for deploying the Plone CMS which many of our clients use. Because OpsWorks essentially allows you to build your own deployment platform using Chef recipes, it seemed like it might be a good fit.
Chef is a mature configuration management system in wide use, and there are many open source recipes available for deploying a variety of applications. None of those quite met our needs in terms of Python web application deployment, so we wrote two new cookbooks (a bundle Chef recipes and configuration). We tried to structure the recipes to mimic the built in OpsWorks application server layer cookbooks.
The repository is here: https://github.com/alecpm/opsworks-web-python. Each cookbook has its own documentation.
- Python Cookbook – provides recipes to create a Python environment in a virtualenv, to deploy a Django app, and to deploy a buildout
- Plone Cookbook – builds on the Python and buildout cookbooks to deploy scalable and highly available Plone sites
The Plone cookbook can handle complex Plone deployments. An example buildout is provided that supports the following layers:
- Clients and servers and their communication
- Load balancing
- Shared persistent storage for blobs
- Zeoserver
- Relstorage – either via Amazon RDS or a custom database server in its own OpsWorks layer (there is a built in layer for MySQL)
- Solr
- Redis and Celery
- Auto-scaling the number of Zeo clients from the AWS instance size
The recipes handle automatically interconnecting these services whether they live on a single instance or on multiple instances across different Availability Zones. For more information, see the README in each cookbook.
What's Next
We've used OpsWorks with our custom recipes on a few projects so far and are quite happy with the results. We have a wishlist of a few additional features that we'd like to add:
- Automated rolling deployments – a zero down time rolling deployment of new code that updates each Zeo client in sequence with a pause so the site doesn't shut down.
- Native Solr support – use the OS packages to install Solr (instead of buildout and collective.recipe.solr) and allow custom configuration for use with alm.solrindex or collective.solr in the recipe.
- Integration of 3rd party (New Relic, Papertrail, …) and internal (munin, ganglia, …) monitoring services.
- Better documentation – we need feedback about what needs improvement.
If you'd like to contribute new features or fixes to the cookbooks feel free to fork and issue a pull request!


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Anglican leaders spout dreary Left-wing pieties that pass for socialist thought, whether on Europe, immigration, or welfare.
Yet this establishment, so eager to parade its progressive credentials, is utterly craven towards militant Islam, which represents a growing threat to Christian and liberal values here and abroad.
The Church of England's transformation into a handwringing pressure group is typified by former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.
Throughout his undistinguished time in charge he was loquacious in support of socialism but silent in the face of Muslim fundamentalism.
In retirement he continues to mouth the platitudes of metropolitan political orthodoxy.
So yesterday he produced a banal newspaper article moaning that affluent Western lifestyles have produced the "catastrophe" of global warming. The arguments of Williams are as woolly as his beard.
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