Jeremy presents at AWS Enterprise in Los Angeles
On October 15th, I presented a case-study at the AWS Event in Los Angeles. My presentation focused on the experiences of reddit.com in using Amazon EC2 and S3, and moving our entire website to EC2.
Briefly, I covered details of our move and some best practices that we currently follow and plan to follow in the future. I also gave some statistics and hard numbers to help people make their own decisions about moving to the cloud.
You can see the entire presentation or watch below.
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Cloud Computing is rapidly altering the world around us — not just the technology industry, but also day-to-day business, and even our lives at home. Our mission is to capture these changes, covering technology news, thoughts, ideas, and best-practices related to the emerging field of cloud computing.
"Revolution:Cloud was founded by Paul Tepper Fisher, Rajiv Pant, and Jeremy Edberg. We are also publishing a book, which will be published early next year by Apress. Similar to the website, the book attempts to put the current trends in computing within a historical context, coalescing thoughts, ideas, case-studies, and predictions from technology leaders and pioneers.
I thought Jeremy’s case study had the best impact on the audience. Great insight to the good and some of the gotchas.
My review of the seminar is here:
http://stevestaso.com/content/aws-driving-enterprise
Thanks.