Saturday January 10th, 2009
1.5
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 1 hour ago,
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Amazon CloudFront was designed to make it really easy to distribute content to users at high speed with low latency. Here are some new tools which provide a nice end-user interface to CloudFront. The newest Freeware release of the CloudBerry...
Friday January 9th, 2009
8.9
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 1 day ago,
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Today we’re announcing the availability of the Web-based AWS Management Console, which in this first release provides management of your Amazon EC2 environment via a point-and-click interface. A number of management tools already exist: for example a popular Firefox extension...
Thursday January 8th, 2009
2.4
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 1 day ago,
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Cirrhus9 (mentioned yesterday) and Pfizer are co-sponsors of a roundtable discussion on the topic of cloud computing and biomedical research. Amazon CTO Werner Vogels will be in attendance at this unique event, where they'll discuss the emerging demands of biomedical...
Wednesday January 7th, 2009
3.8
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 2 days ago,
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As usual, I've got plenty to blog about. Here's a glimpse at some of the interesting things that have recently landed in my inbox. On Thursday, January 8th, Information Week and Amazon will present a Webcast titled How To Plug...
Friday January 2nd, 2009
7.1
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 7 days ago,
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We rolled out a powerful new feature for Amazon S3 in the final hours of 2008. This new feature, dubbed Requester Pays, works at the level of an S3 bucket. If the bucket's owner flags it as Requester Pays, then...
Wednesday December 31st, 2008
3.0
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 10 days ago,
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You are invited to join the Amazon SimpleDB team on Tuesday, January 20, 2009 at 9am PST for the first session of our new Developers’ Forum. During these once monthly webinars, developers will hear from the technical experts behind SimpleDB,...
Monday December 29th, 2008
5.1
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 11 days ago,
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AWS is a finalist in two categories of the Crunchies awards, Best Enterprise and Best Overall. In addition to that, AWS-powered applications from Animoto and SlideRocket are candidates for Best Design; eBuddy is up for Best International; DropBox for Best...
5.4
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 11 days ago,
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This is a quick post about another great use of Amazon Mechanical Turk. Over on Friend Feed Jean-Claude Bradley posted a blog post called “Mechanical Turk Does Solubility on Google Spreadsheet”, which talks about using Mechanical Turk to process solubility...
Wednesday December 24th, 2008
10
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 16 days ago,
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I'm Simone Brunozzi, technology evangelist for Amazon Web Services in Europe. This period of the year I decided to dedicate some time to better understand how our customers use AWS, therefore I spent some online time with Stefan Fountain and...
Tuesday December 23rd, 2008
5.2
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 17 days ago,
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Lots of people responded to the link post that I put together next week. In fact, between the "what about me" emails and the responses to a Tweet that I made earlier today, I now have a plethora of good...
Thursday December 18th, 2008
6.6
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 22 days ago,
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There's now a new and somewhat easier way to write SimpleDB queries. In addition to SimpleDB's existing query language, you can now use select statements which look very similar to standard SQL (Structured Query Language). We made some small changes...
Wednesday December 17th, 2008
3.6
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 23 days ago,
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There are plenty of really good links in my inbox. Here are some of the best: The Oracle TechBlog has the slides from the recent "Oracle in the Cloud" webinar. I know that lots of you have been waiting for...
5.9
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 24 days ago,
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Twilio founder Jeff Lawson stopped by Amazon headquarters yesterday for a show and tell session. Twilio provides a simple yet powerful way to build highly scalable telephony applications. Of course, Twilio itself runs on Amazon EC2 and stores data in...
5.8
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 24 days ago,
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I spoke with the good folks at JumpBox earlier this week. They told me that they are now supporting Amazon EC2 with a lineup of 12 public AMIs (Amazon Machine Images) containing pre-built and pre-configured open source applications. You can...
Tuesday December 16th, 2008
3.6
From Amazon Web Services Blog, 24 days ago,
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Bizo is a B2B advertising network running entirely on top of AWS. They needed a GUI built on top of SimpleDB and decided to extend the Firefox plugin suite with the addition of SDB Tool.The new Bizo SDB Tool provides...