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Amazon Updates to EC2 Will Force (Shudder) Reboots!

amazon_aws_logo.jpgSo, you move your company's apps, services or data to the cloud, and think everything will roll on smoothly, forever. Wrong! Even Amazon's systems need the odd update that requires a reboot within its mighty data centers.

Amazon Promises Full Inquiry into EC2/AWS Outage; Affected Services Comment

amazon_aws_logo.jpgIn quite a week for Internet-based problems, the services side of Amazon (news, site) has promised a full inquiry into the problems that beset its North Virginia data center last week.

The Aftermath: Amazon EC2, Sony PlayStation Network Recover from Cloud Crashes

amazon_aws_logo.jpgAmazon's (news, site) Elastic Cloud Compute service went down last week and is still recovering today, after bringing a number of major services to a standstill. Meanwhile, Sony's PlayStation network is also experiencing problems.

Kaltura Launches Amazon EC2 Edition of Open Source Video Platform

kaltura_logo_2010.jpgKaltura (news, site) launches the latest version of its open source community edition and adds Amazon back-end power.

Run Your Project Management Application on Amazon EC2

teamlab_logo_2010.jpg TeamLab (news, site) now offers its collaboration suite for rapid deployment, allowing users to host it with Amazon's EC2.

Oracle Introduces Exalogic Elastic Cloud, Outlines Cloud Strategy #oow10

Oracle Launches ‘Big Honkin’ Cloud’, Ellison Outlines Cloud Future If anyone was still in doubt as to what Larry Ellison thinks of the cloud, or what Oracle (news, site) is going to do with Sun Microsystems, the launch on Sunday of the Exalogic Elastic Cloud should put an end to all the speculation.

Amazon CloudFront Expands, Allows Private Streamed Content

amazon_aws_logo.jpgAmazon (news, site)  has been busy. In addition to a brand new edge location for CloudFront, the company's content delivery Web service now supports private content--which means customers can sell or secure.  

Amazon EC2 Now Supports Windows Licenses

amazon_aws_logo.jpgLots of news from Microsoft as of late, ey? Their new pilot program, The Microsoft Windows Server License Mobility Pilot, allows customers with Enterprise Agreements to migrate their existing Windows Server licenses to Amazon EC2. This means users can leverage their already-purchased licenses and reduce the cost of running Windows instances in the Amazon cloud.

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Red Hat Launches Opensource.com

redhat-leader.jpgRed Hat (news, site), one of the poster children of the Linux and open source communities, has launched a new online community to promote open source across various industries.

Mark Logic Launches Cloud Based Information Infrastructure

Mark Logic Launches Cloud Based Information Infrastructure Mark Logic (news, site) has just announced that it is providing a new line of cloud services that will enable customers to access and use the MarkLogic server on Amazon EC2.

Apart from the fact that they will now be able to use Mark Logic software on a pay-per-hour basis, they will also be able to subscribe to it directly from Amazon Web Services for ease of access, and use only what they need to use.

Nstein to Integrate Image-Based Search Engine

VNstein to integrate image-based search engineTo enable users of their digital publishing solution the ability to conduct faster, more accurate image searches, enterprise content management provider, Nstein (news, site), will integrate the Imprezzeo image-based search engine with its Text Mining and search products.

IE8 Released, Already Obsolete?

internet explorer 8 Released, Already ObsoleteInternet Explorer 8 has been officially released. Now it's time to download it and start seeing what it really does to your website or web application. For some, things may go smoothly, for others, not so much. Trouble is, IE8 may be new, but is it already obsolete?

Amazon Web Services Extend EC2 To Europe

Amazon Web Services Extends EC2 To Europe

Amazon Web Services, the hosted application environment from Amazon.com, announced the availability of the Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) in Europe. Having Amazon EC2 in Europe will mean developers and businesses can build applications and websites on the EC2 platform with less latency, as computational data will not have to travel across the Internet as a part of the workload.

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