Sudesh Oudi of Service Xen provides a great intro-level tutorial on running Windows servers on Amazon EC2. He covers signing up for AWS, using the AWS web Console, Elastic Fox, basic networking and security issues, and finally connects to a live Windows instance on EC2 using Remote Desktop. This session was part of Cloud Camp Atlanta 2009. Video by Chris Sears. (Part 5 of 5)
Sudesh Oudi of Service Xen provides a great intro-level tutorial on running Windows servers on Amazon EC2. He covers signing up for AWS, using the AWS web Console, Elastic Fox, basic networking and security issues, and finally connects to a live Windows instance on EC2 using Remote Desktop. This session was part of Cloud Camp Atlanta 2009. Video by Chris Sears. (Part 1 of 5)
This short presentation explains the main value proposition on the GigaSpaces XAP platform on the cloud. After viewing you will understand how GigaSpaces XAP augments the cloud and enables you to take full advantage of it
External monitoring location within Amazon network. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, also known as Amazon EC2, offers a service that gives developers access to web-scale computing via cloud. The cloud computing concept combines the most recent IT trends, such as software as a service and Web 2.0, to make more applications and computing capacity easily available.
This is part two in a three part series of videos in which I demonstrate how easy it is to create an Oracle 11g Database on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud. For more information visit: aws.amazon.com
