Amazon DynamoDB was recently released as a high-performance, easily scalable, SQL alternative. Today we have a presentation on building apps with it! (Read More)
Author: Aaron Osteraas / May 17 2012 , 0 Comments
There are plenty of cloud storage options available, and many now offer 5 Gb of free space. Google have just joined the fray with Drive, and we all know about DropBox of course. You may of heard... (Read More)
Author: Andy Hawthorne / May 7 2012 , 0 Comments
In today's post we have Architecting for the Cloud by Simone Brunozzi (Read More)
Author: Aaron Osteraas / April 26 2012 , 0 Comments
2011 State of the Cloud: A Year's Worth of Innovation in 30 Minutes – Jinesh Varia UP Con Keynote View more presentations from Amazon Web Services Sunrise image via Shutterstock (Read More)
Author: Aaron Osteraas / April 19 2012 , 0 Comments
Business startups need to discover how Microsoft Windows Azure compares with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to find the differences and benefits for their applications. Microsoft and AWS have partnered... (Read More)
Author: Cathie Lunde / April 10 2012 , 0 Comments
In this article, Andy guides us through setting up WordPress on an Amazon EC2 instance. (Read More)
Author: Andy Hawthorne / March 22 2012 , 9 Comments
Werner Vogels, Chief Technology Officer of Amazon, has posted an article on his blog detailing the release of DynamoDB, a NoSQL database solution built from the ground up to scale in the cloud. This... (Read More)
Author: Toby Tremayne / January 22 2012 , 2 Comments
Amazon Web Services’ S3 storage solution is useful for many things, and serves as the CDN for many major websites. But despite the portfolio of high-profile use cases for the service,... (Read More)
Author: Joel Falconer / December 23 2011 , 6 Comments
Part Two: Recovering an EC2 Instance from a Snapshot. Skill Level: Intermediate. Operating System(s): Linux. Last Time in Part One… We left off at the end of part one with a scheduled snapshot... (Read More)
Author: Eric Stone / November 7 2011 , 2 Comments
This is the final article in a three part series focused on setting up EC2 as a sandbox for application developers. I assume you have an AWS account with Amazon; if you don’t, please read Part... (Read More)
Author: John Degner / October 26 2011 , 1 Comment










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