Does the increased per-hour cost mean Amazon is covering license costs as part of the EC2 instance price? Or do you still have to obtain a Windows license for each instance when you launch it?

Does the increased per-hour cost mean Amazon is covering license costs as part of the EC2 instance price? Or do you still have to obtain a Windows license for each instance when you launch it?

Why is every co-founder moving on to their own ventures? http://www.youtechno.info

Why is every co-founder moving on to their own ventures? http://www.youtechno.info

Great news. We’re already using the Amazon could (not for our app but for storage) with great satisfaction. More competition in this space between the big guys can never hurt.

Great news. We’re already using the Amazon could (not for our app but for storage) with great satisfaction. More competition in this space between the big guys can never hurt.

That’s great news… we use EC2 and something like automatic scaling (similar to Google’s AppEngine) would be awesome… right now you have to create your own logic for when to launch new EC2 instances etc.

That’s great news… we use EC2 and something like automatic scaling (similar to Google’s AppEngine) would be awesome… right now you have to create your own logic for when to launch new EC2 instances etc.

All I have to say is good luck to them.
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I love these tools because it allows individuals to add another skill to their skill set and resume for very little money. As a small fish, I may not need to have this kind of power available, but when looking for a job, I need to show how cutting edge I am and if I can implement this kind of technology on my own website, I can bring it up as part of the interview and know I will stand apart from the rest of the applicants.

I love these tools because it allows individuals to add another skill to their skill set and resume for very little money. As a small fish, I may not need to have this kind of power available, but when looking for a job, I need to show how cutting edge I am and if I can implement this kind of technology on my own website, I can bring it up as part of the interview and know I will stand apart from the rest of the applicants.

Looks like AWS wants to compete with it’s most loyal customers – i.e. Rightscale, CohesiveFT, Ylastic, SOASTA and Informascale. Is there something in the water in seattle that causes large technology customers to purposely screw their ISVs?

Looks like AWS wants to compete with it’s most loyal customers – i.e. Rightscale, CohesiveFT, Ylastic, SOASTA and Informascale. Is there something in the water in seattle that causes large technology customers to purposely screw their ISVs?

This should have some interesting implications for the cloud scalability research I’m involved in: http://radlab.cs.berkeley.edu/people/fox/wp/home/scaling-ruby-on-rails/

The SLA is great news! Lets see if anyone can beat it.

I’m curious how the Windows stack will compare to the existing *nix-based ones. Who knows what the optimal configuration might be?

This should have some interesting implications for the cloud scalability research I’m involved in: http://radlab.cs.berkeley.edu/people/fox/wp/home/scaling-ruby-on-rails/

The SLA is great news! Lets see if anyone can beat it.

I’m curious how the Windows stack will compare to the existing *nix-based ones. Who knows what the optimal configuration might be?

so what exactly did Andy do when he got back to Sun to save it from extinction ? Anything ?

so what exactly did Andy do when he got back to Sun to save it from extinction ? Anything ?

Great news, we’re using .NET 3.5, so I’ve been waiting for this news. Mosso supports .NET, but wasn’t that impressed with their features.

Great news, we’re using .NET 3.5, so I’ve been waiting for this news. Mosso supports .NET, but wasn’t that impressed with their features.

@Jeremy – Been using .NET 3.5 with mono on EC2 for a while now. 1.9.1 had 95% of my 3.5 feature use-cases covered, 2.0 has 100%. But i will have to fire up some Windows instances to do a price/performance comparison of mono on *nix vs. .NET on Windows on EC2.

@Jeremy – Been using .NET 3.5 with mono on EC2 for a while now. 1.9.1 had 95% of my 3.5 feature use-cases covered, 2.0 has 100%. But i will have to fire up some Windows instances to do a price/performance comparison of mono on *nix vs. .NET on Windows on EC2.

[...] http://www.techcrunchit.com/2008/10/23/the-cloud-is-shaping-up-amazon-beefs-up-ec2-bechtolsheim-shif… [...]

[...] http://www.techcrunchit.com/2008/10/23/the-cloud-is-shaping-up-amazon-beefs-up-ec2-bechtolsheim-shif… [...]

So, as a .NET guy, I’m never interested in EC2 supporting Windows (and SQL).

Here’s the pricing:

Windows w/ out Authentication:

Small $0.125 /hr
Large $0.50 /hr
Extra Large $1.00 hr
High $0.30 hr
High Extra Large $1.20

Windows with SQL Standard w/ out Authentication:
Large $1.10
Extra Large $2.20
High Ex Large $2.40

Compared to Standard (linux)
Small $0.10 hr
Large $0.40 hr
ExLarge $0.80
High Medium $0.20
High ExLarge $0.80

So the non-SQL Windows versions are a bit more… but the Windows + SQL versions are a lot (2X the price). Which may very well keep me from doing this… wish MS would come up a more reasonable pricing model on SQL in the cloud.

So, as a .NET guy, I’m never interested in EC2 supporting Windows (and SQL).

Here’s the pricing:

Windows w/ out Authentication:

Small $0.125 /hr
Large $0.50 /hr
Extra Large $1.00 hr
High $0.30 hr
High Extra Large $1.20

Windows with SQL Standard w/ out Authentication:
Large $1.10
Extra Large $2.20
High Ex Large $2.40

Compared to Standard (linux)
Small $0.10 hr
Large $0.40 hr
ExLarge $0.80
High Medium $0.20
High ExLarge $0.80

So the non-SQL Windows versions are a bit more… but the Windows + SQL versions are a lot (2X the price). Which may very well keep me from doing this… wish MS would come up a more reasonable pricing model on SQL in the cloud.

Do you think EC2 is a valid cost effective way to host a facebook app?

Do you think EC2 is a valid cost effective way to host a facebook app?

[...] & SQLServer EC2 ServicesAmazon Web Services to Add Monitoring, Load Balancing and Auto-ScalingThe Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista Posted Under : Enterprise Analysis Tags Microsoft Amazon Windows Enterprise 2.0 EC2 Share [...]

[...] & SQLServer EC2 ServicesAmazon Web Services to Add Monitoring, Load Balancing and Auto-ScalingThe Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista Posted Under : Enterprise Analysis Tags Microsoft Amazon Windows Enterprise 2.0 EC2 Share [...]

You guys should add gooseGrade to TechCrunch

“staking the “beta” label off of its EC2 service and announcing the following upgrades:”

should be

“taking the “beta” label off of its EC2 service and announcing the following upgrades:”

You guys should add gooseGrade to TechCrunch

“staking the “beta” label off of its EC2 service and announcing the following upgrades:”

should be

“taking the “beta” label off of its EC2 service and announcing the following upgrades:”

[...] The Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista (tags: Amazon EC2) [...]

[...] The Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista (tags: Amazon EC2) [...]

Heh, cloud computing is going to get overhyped like as everything else around here. While it has certain advantages the old “rent vs buy” argument applies. You mileage can vary.

Heh, cloud computing is going to get overhyped like as everything else around here. While it has certain advantages the old “rent vs buy” argument applies. You mileage can vary.

The last paragraph, you mean 10G switches not 20G, the 40G standard is coming up but 20G won’t be an ethernet standard

The last paragraph, you mean 10G switches not 20G, the 40G standard is coming up but 20G won’t be an ethernet standard

The Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista…

Cloud computing keeps advancing like rolling thunder. Amazon today announced a major upgrade to its EC2 compute cloud service and Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim has decided to spend more time at his startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Eth…

The Cloud Is Shaping Up. Amazon Beefs Up EC2, Bechtolsheim Shifts His Attention To Arista…

Cloud computing keeps advancing like rolling thunder. Amazon today announced a major upgrade to its EC2 compute cloud service and Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim has decided to spend more time at his startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Eth…

[...] Windows Amazon’s EC2 is now in full production, including a beta form of Microsoft Windows; http://is.gd/4F8u [...]

[...] Windows Amazon’s EC2 is now in full production, including a beta form of Microsoft Windows; http://is.gd/4F8u [...]

iron의 생각…

아마존 EC2 베타딱지떼다…

iron의 생각…

아마존 EC2 베타딱지떼다…

[...] TechCrunchIT mentions, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels is saying that a down economy favors a shift to Cloud Computing, and [...]

[...] TechCrunchIT mentions, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels is saying that a down economy favors a shift to Cloud Computing, and [...]

Pretty impressive – Amazon seems to be firing on all cylinders. For those interested, Google has (finally) published a roadmap for its App Engine (see http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/roadmap.html). For those not familiar with it, GAE is free to get started (our site above is on GAE), and you pay to get more CPU/space. Would be interesting to see how GAE/BigTable will stack up against EC2/S3.

Pretty impressive – Amazon seems to be firing on all cylinders. For those interested, Google has (finally) published a roadmap for its App Engine (see http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/roadmap.html). For those not familiar with it, GAE is free to get started (our site above is on GAE), and you pay to get more CPU/space. Would be interesting to see how GAE/BigTable will stack up against EC2/S3.

[...] principle and theory behind Cloud Computing, so naturally I was quite interested when TechCrunch reported a couple days back some advancements to the Amazon EC2 service. The changes (listed below – as per [...]

[...] principle and theory behind Cloud Computing, so naturally I was quite interested when TechCrunch reported a couple days back some advancements to the Amazon EC2 service. The changes (listed below – as per [...]

[...] Azure will run Windows servers and the .Net framework in the cloud as a hosted, pay-as-you go service. It will be part of what Microsoft is calling Live Services, and it will run Live apps, .Net apps, SQL server, Sharepoint servers, and Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. [...]

[...] Azure will run Windows servers and the .Net framework in the cloud as a hosted, pay-as-you go service. It will be part of what Microsoft is calling Live Services, and it will run Live apps, .Net apps, SQL server, Sharepoint servers, and Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. [...]

[...] Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sbcvideos.info%2Fray-ozzie-has-his-head-in-the-clouds.html’; [...]

[...] Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sbcvideos.info%2Fray-ozzie-has-his-head-in-the-clouds.html’; [...]

[...] Azureはクラウドにホストされ、Windowsサーバと.Net frameworkが走る従量制サービスだ。MicrosoftがLive Servicesと呼ぶものの一環であり、Liveアプリ、.Netアプリ、SQLサーバ、Sharepointサーバ、MicrosoftのDynamics CRMが作動する。なるほど、AmazonがEC2でWindowsサーバとSQLサーバのサポートを先週、急遽開始したわけだ。 [...]

[...] Azureはクラウドにホストされ、Windowsサーバと.Net frameworkが走る従量制サービスだ。MicrosoftがLive Servicesと呼ぶものの一環であり、Liveアプリ、.Netアプリ、SQLサーバ、Sharepointサーバ、MicrosoftのDynamics CRMが作動する。なるほど、AmazonがEC2でWindowsサーバとSQLサーバのサポートを先週、急遽開始したわけだ。 [...]

[...] Azure will run Windows servers and the .Net framework in the cloud as a hosted, pay-as-you go service. It will be part of what Microsoft is calling Live Services, and it will run Live apps, .Net apps, SQL server, Sharepoint servers, and Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. [...]

[...] Azure will run Windows servers and the .Net framework in the cloud as a hosted, pay-as-you go service. It will be part of what Microsoft is calling Live Services, and it will run Live apps, .Net apps, SQL server, Sharepoint servers, and Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM. No wonder Amazon added support for Windows servers and SQL servers to EC2 just last week. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Sun Microsystemsがさっき（米国時間10/30）、前四半期の17億ドルの損失を発表したけど、そんなの気にしない気にしない。41億ドルで買ったStorageTekのような、高価な買い物の費用を計上したからさ。時価総額がたったの40億ドルでも、気にしない気にしない。年商はその3倍あるし、20億ドルもキャッシュを持っているんだぜ。協同ファウンダのAndy Bechtolsheimが、会社を救うために戻ったけど、今ではほかのことに気持ちが向いていても、気にしない気にしない。 [...]

[...] Sun Microsystemsがさっき（米国時間10/30）、前四半期の17億ドルの損失を発表したけど、そんなの気にしない気にしない。41億ドルで買ったStorageTekのような、高価な買い物の費用を計上したからさ。時価総額がたったの40億ドルでも、気にしない気にしない。年商はその3倍あるし、20億ドルもキャッシュを持っているんだぜ。協同ファウンダのAndy Bechtolsheimが、会社を救うために戻ったけど、今ではほかのことに気持ちが向いていても、気にしない気にしない。 [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a .7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the .1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a .7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the .1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] Never mind that Sun Microsystems just announced a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter (mostly due to write downs of pricey acquisitions like the $4.1 billion it spent on StorageTek). Never mind that its market cap is only $4 billion, despite having three times as much annual revenues and $2 billion in cash. Never mind that co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim, who returned to help save the company, is now interested in other things. [...]

[...] that measure the success here and EC2 already bears the hallmarks of an enterprise-ready app in a production environment with a standard SLA in place.  Too early to call then, but investors have been asking for more visibility on Amazon Web [...]

[...] that measure the success here and EC2 already bears the hallmarks of an enterprise-ready app in a production environment with a standard SLA in place.  Too early to call then, but investors have been asking for more visibility on Amazon Web [...]

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[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Andy BechtolsheimのクラウドコンピューティングサービスArista Networksは、クラウドコンピューティング用のデータセンターの負荷管理に使う10ギガビットのEthernetスイッチを売っているが、このたびvEOS(virtualized Extensible Operating System, 拡張可能な仮想オペレーティングシステム)と呼ばれるソフトを新製品として発表した。このソフトは同社のスイッチ群を管理して、物理サーバと、VMWareを使う仮想クラウドサーバを結びつける。 [...]

[...] Andy BechtolsheimのクラウドコンピューティングサービスArista Networksは、クラウドコンピューティング用のデータセンターの負荷管理に使う10ギガビットのEthernetスイッチを売っているが、このたびvEOS(virtualized Extensible Operating System, 拡張可能な仮想オペレーティングシステム)と呼ばれるソフトを新製品として発表した。このソフトは同社のスイッチ群を管理して、物理サーバと、VMWareを使う仮想クラウドサーバを結びつける。 [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

[...] Bechtolsheim’s cloud computing startup Arista Networks, which sells 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches aimed at handling the loads at cloud-computing data centers, has launched a new product today [...]

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