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Starting Amazon EC2 with Mac OS X

Robert Sosinski, (27 Jan 2008)

Posted by IanMulvany to Amazon ec2 mac connotea on Tue Apr 21 2009 at 15:27 UTC | info | related

Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Using Amazon S3 from Amazon EC2 with Ruby

developer.amazonwebservices.com

Posted by IanMulvany to backup ec2 S3 ruby on Thu Jan 15 2009 at 10:14 UTC | info | related

Animoto’s Facebook scale-up

RightScale Blog, (23 Apr 2008)

Posted by quanpt to error handle lesson ec2 amazone on Wed Apr 30 2008 at 15:25 UTC | info | related

Elastic Rails Servers now with Phusion Passenger (mod_rails)

CohesiveFT Elastic Server, (23 Apr 2008)

Posted by ychanco to vmware ec2 deployment mongrel passenger rails on Wed Apr 30 2008 at 13:04 UTC | info | related

Does Your Hosted Provider Give You This Kind of Elasticity?

John M Willis ESM Blog, (14 Mar 2008)

A little over a month ago I switched my blog site over from Amazon’s EC2 to Mosso.com in preparation of some viral activities I was planning. Some of those activities did hit and Mosso has supported my traffic fluctuations brilliantly. Even though Amazon uses “Elastic” as part of the EC2 name it really isn’t elastic by default and would not have supported my web site activity over the last 30 days. Elasticity is built into the Mosso default architecture.

Posted by botchagalupe to Amazon ec2 S3 mosso aws computing cloud on Fri Mar 14 2008 at 20:54 UTC | info | related

Look Mom, Two Nines - Amazon S3 Major Outage Today

John M Willis ESM Blog, (15 Feb 2008)

I guess it’s 99. today for Amazon S3 customers. Man do I have timing or what. We literally moved this blog site server off of AWS this week in preparation for our move over to Mosso this weekend.