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Creating a CloudFront Distribution in Amazon Web Services

Creating a CloudFront Distribution in Amazon Web Services

By Dan Morrill on February 12, 2013

Creating a CloudFront distribution is fairly straight forward. You just need to know if you want to do streaming data or download data, and have your items in an S3 bucket already. CloudFront is a very cool way of setting up a cheap Content Distribution Network using Amazon Web services. This video goes through the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Amazon CloudFront, Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, cloudfront, Content Delivery Network, Streaming media | 1 Response

Using Elastic Transcoder in Amazon Web Services

Using Elastic Transcoder in Amazon Web Services

By Dan Morrill on February 11, 2013

If you ever wanted a painless way of transcoding video to some 120 different devices, then the new Elastic Transcoder service from Amazon Web Services is the service you are looking for. This is probably the easiest service to use of all the Amazon Web Services out there. All you have to do is record […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon Elastic Transcoder, Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, Transcoding, video

Amazon Web Services Programming Tool Kits

Amazon Web Services Programming Tool Kits

By Dan Morrill on January 15, 2013

Amazon Web Services provides a number of Software Development Toolkits (SDK’s) that will help the programmer make the most of Amazons exposed APIs for the various services that they provide in the cloud. While the AWS (Amazon Web Services) console is good for day to day administration and control over the services you have set […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, android, Android SDK, aws, java, sdk, Software development kit

Using Route 53 Amazon's DNS Service for the Cloud

Using Route 53 Amazon’s DNS Service for the Cloud

By Dan Morrill on January 10, 2013

Using Route 53 Amazon’s DNS Service for the Cloud Route 53 is Amazon’s answer to a high availability and scalable DNS (Domain Name System) web based service. While there is no DaaS (Domains as a Service) in the formal cloud nomenclature it makes sense to have a globally distributed Domain Name Service that can work […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, Amazon Route 53, Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, aws, cloudfront, DNS, route 53 | 1 Response

Another Answer for a Safe Hybrid Dropbox-like Solution–MagFS Launches

Another Answer for a Safe Hybrid Dropbox-like Solution–MagFS Launches

By Ben Kepes on August 27, 2012

Two things most enterprise IT folks agree on are that Dropbox is a risky proposition for sensitive enterprise data and that employees are demanding solutions with a “Dropbox-like” functional spec. It’s a big area of opportunity and one that companies like Egnyte and Oxygen Cloud have spent time addressing – Dropbox’s seemingly never ending security […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Amazon S3, cloud computing, cloud storage, dropbox, EMC Atmos, magfs, maginatics, Microsoft Azure, vmware, vmworld | 1 Response

How to Synch S3 Buckets in AWS and design for failover

How to Synch S3 Buckets in AWS and design for failover

By Dan Morrill on July 1, 2012

News of Friday’s problems with the Virginia Data Centers power system taking down sites like Netflix and Pinterestshows that sometimes not programming for fail over or data center failure is a pretty foolish thing to do. Especially with costs somewhat reasonable per gigabyte in Amazon’s S3 system. Anyone who does not program for fail over […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged amazon, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, aws, cloud computing, Elastic Load Balancing, Netflix | 2 Responses

What is Amazon’s Secret for Success and Why is EC2 a Runaway Train?

What is Amazon’s Secret for Success and Why is EC2 a Runaway Train?

By Randy Bias on October 14, 2011

We can all see it Amazon’s continued growth. The ‘Other’ line in their revenue reports is now the #1 area of growth for Amazon, even above consumer electronics. Their latest 10-Qreported 87% year-over-year growth, well over their consumer electronics business. Per predictions from myself, UBS, and others, AWS is staying on-track for 100% year-over-year growth, revenues in the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon ec2, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon S3, Amazon Web Services, aws | 1 Response

The Lesson of Dropbox: Usage = Value

The Lesson of Dropbox: Usage = Value

By Chris Yeh on August 14, 2011

Word on the street is that Dropbox is about to raise a major round of financing at a $5 billion+ valuation. While some will cry “Bubble!”, I think there’s a different lesson we can learn: Usage = Value. Let’s face it–Dropbox isn’t the most complicated business or technology. It’s a relatively simple storage app that […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Amazon S3, box.net, dropbox, online storage, startups, storage, userexperience, valuation, venture funding

KnowledgeTree offers Comfort Blanket; helps customers pull data from Cloud

KnowledgeTree offers Comfort Blanket; helps customers pull data from Cloud

By Paul Miller on November 10, 2010

Image by Anua22a via Flickr KnowledgeTree, a provider of cloud-based document management solutions based in Raleigh, North Carolina, today announced that customers on their enterprise payment plan will be able to download copies of documents, workflows and associated metadata for local backup. As Krish noted when the company recently announced their single sign-on capability, these […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Amazon S3, cloud computing, Daniel Chalef, document management, knowledgetree, saas, software as a service

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