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[Overstimulate.com] Exploring Amazon EC2: This kind of scalable computing resource is especially interesting to those creating small web services which may or may not take off. Many of those are getting done with Ruby on Rails (which attacks the problem of lowering initial development cost, while EC2 lowers initial hosting cost).

 [Tailrank.com] Tailrank - Amazon Enters the Grid-Computing Market: blog.outer-court.com. Found 9 hours ago. Amazon released a new paid web service called Elastic Compute Cloud (or EC2) for you to outsource computing power. ...

 [Google Operating System] Amazon Grid: Amazon has two interesting services for developers. One is Simple Storage Service (S3) that allows you to store and retrieve almost any amount of data. "It gives any developer access to the same highly scalable, reliable, fast, inexpensive data storage infrastructure that Amazon uses to run its own global network of web sites." The other one

[virtualization.info] Amazon launches Xen-powered virtual datacenter... : Following a trend started by Sun with its Grid (and evaluated by many other companies like Nortel), Amazon launched a public virtual computing facility: Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). The facility is powered by Xen, granting customers flexibility: Amazon EC2 enables you to increase or decrease capacity within minutes, not hours or days. You can

 [A New IT World] Shameless Self Promotion: Elastic Amazon at IT... : Shameless Self Promotion: Elastic Amazon at IT Pro August 25th, 2006 I wrote up my thoughts on Amazon’s EC2 for IT Pro. Amazon has now added a new layer to its utility computing platform with the Elastic Compute Cloud, EC2. S3 redefined the pricing model for utility storage, and EC2 looks set to do the same for utility and grid compute

 [Tech Blogs on ZDNet | blogs.ZDNet.com] What price utility computing for the Web 2.0... : "The service is designed for real-time Web applications, providing the ability to rapidly provision large amounts of compute capacity, configuring it and paying for it as you need it."

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