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Tag Archives: AWS

node.js, WordPress and Google App Engine

06/07/2018

node.js Google App Engine is very cool. It hides all the complexity of creating a highly available, load-balanced and scalable …

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[Fixed] I do not receive Turkish e-Visa confirmation emails

19/02/2016

I lost several hours and a lot of patience trying to get a Turkish e-Visa. The problem was that none …

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How to clone a Bitnami server in the AWS console

31/01/2016

I use the excellent Bitnami WordPress AMI. I wanted to clone it so I made a snapshot and then created …

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Installing Newrelic server monitoring

02/05/2014

In a previous post I explained how to install Newrelic server application monitoring for WordPress. I now realise that this …

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Managing MySQL on Bitnami AWS servers

01/05/2014

There are two clients that can be used to manage the MySQL server on Bitnami AWS servers. phpMyAdmin This is …

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AWS tools for Windows PowerShell

17/12/2012

One of the most popular posts on my blog is my comparison of Windows PowerShell with Unix utilities. Readers may be interested …

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Amazon announce data warehouse back end solution

30/11/2012

Today Amazon announced Redshift a data warehouse service based on PostgreSQL: Amazon Redshift Amazon Redshift is a fast and powerful, …

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Amazon CloudSearch for your company’s data

16/04/2012

The remorseless march of Amazon  continues… Announcing Amazon CloudSearchWe are pleased to announce the launch of Amazon CloudSearch, a fully-managed …

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Amazon DynamoDB – a Fast and Scalable NoSQL Database Service Designed for Internet Scale Applications – All Things Distributed

02/02/2012

I am interested in Amazon’s new NoSQL database DynamoDB. We develop Android applications and a core requirement is scalable session …

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R53 Fox is great for managing Amazon Route53

10/10/2011

Amazon Route 53 is a great way to manage the DNS entries of your cloud services. A key feature is …

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