DynamoDB: An Inside Look Into NoSQL – Part 3
This is a guest post from 47Line Technologies. In our previous post 'DynamoDB: An Inside Look Into NoSQL', we looked at Design Considerations of...
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AWS: RAID 0 Configuration on EBS Volumes
Amazon Web Services EBS Volumes provides the block level storage volumes of Amazon EC2 instances. EBS volumes are highly available and reliable sto...
Docker on Google Cloud Platform: How to Get the Most Out of It
During this week I heard a lot of buzz around Docker. It was not such a surprise, given that the DockerCon took place in San Francisco just a few d...
Webinar Next Tuesday: Processing Large Data Sets on AWS Using Batchly
For an up-to-date list of Cloud Academy’s webinars, please visit Cloud Academy’s webinars page. Are you keen on large data sets processing? ...
Microsoft Adding Elliptic Curve Cryptography Support to Azure Websites
You never have enough of securing your machines, have you? As a developer, you are probably continuously striving the good balance between function...
Service Limits Management in AWS and How Amazon Could Improve Them
The Public Cloud leader AWS is providing 29 Cloud Services in its Cloud platform. In order to secure the misuse of the resources, Amazon Web Servic...
Google Compute Engine: How to Control Your Daily Usage of the Cloud
A couple days ago, Ken Sim, Product Manager at Google, announced a new feature that will probably make smile those of you who are hunger for analyt...
Multiple Identities on AWS Management Console Mobile App
If you are a user of Amazon Web Services, you probably know very well the AWS Management Console: it's the main dashboard you manage your cloud inf...
DynamoDB: An Inside Look Into NoSQL – Part 2
In our previous post, DynamoDB: An Inside Look Into NoSQL, we introduced you to NoSQL, spoke about the CAP theorem and certain assumptions that nee...