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How to Run Your Startup on Amazon Web Services

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Speaker(s): Alex Iskold
Date: Thursday, September 18
Time: 5:15 - 6:05PM
Location: 1A23 & 24

Track: Performance & Scaling
Tags Performance & Scaling

Amazon Web Services is an emerging infrastructure for building and scaling businesses on the Web. Based on the decade of experience supporting the world’s largest web retailer, this set of pay-per-use services is ideal for bootstrapping and growing a startup. Learn how to start using Amazon S3, EC2, SimpleDB, and Simple Queue services.

Amazon Web Services stack includes:

S3: a storage services ideal for hosting large media files

EC2: on-demand grid service

SimpleDB: distributed indexing, hashing, and simple database service

SQS: a queuing service for asynchronous message processing

In this talk we will describe the API and usage scenarios for each service. Participants need to have an understanding of basics of distributed computing.

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Great overview of AWS and how to leverage these platforms. I liked his trick for fake relational data on SimpleDB. Brilliant!

 

Very interesting. Alex really knows his stuff about AWS and was very forthcoming about his own experiences and designs. Enjoyed it.

 

Hi, thanks for the talk, very informative. Would you be so kind to post a URL from where we can download the slides?

 


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