VM Depot is a catalog of pre-configured operating systems, applications and development stacks that enables you to deploy them in Windows Azure in just some minutes. You can find a lot of VMs ready to use where you can run an specific OS, an specific platform or software, or your own images to share with … Continue reading Azure and VM Depot: Pre-configured VMs ready to use
This is more or less Ubuntu Oragne Box, a portable Cloud that you can take anywhere… it is a portable cluster that configure up to 10 processors Intel i5-3427U with 4 cores each one, 16 GB of RAM, 120GB of SSD disk, a graphical network Intel HD4000 and a Gigabit network interface. It weights 17 … Continue reading Ubuntu Portable Cloud: Orange Box
It is possible that you need to enable memory metrics for your EC2 instances in Amazon but they don’t have access to internet. This is usual when you have created your VPC and part of your servers (for example, the production SQL ones) are located in a VLAN without access to internet. This could be … Continue reading Memory Metrics for offline EC2 Intances
Cloud Formation Cloud Formation gives developers and systems administrators an easy way to create and manage a collection of related AWS resources, provisioning and updating them in an orderly and predictable fashion. You can use AWS CloudFormation’s sample templates or create your own templates to describe the AWS resources, and any associated dependencies or runtime … Continue reading Discovering AWS: Deployment & Management
Before to describe the different networking services in AWS, it is important to clarify that AWS doesn’t support Multicast. Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) It enables you to create a private network fully-managed in the same way you can do it in your datacenter. You have complete control over your virtual networking environment, including selection of … Continue reading Discovering AWS: Networking
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