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Leveraging Amazon’s EC2 for development projects
January 22, 2011 6:21 PM
I’m really starting to believe that having access to Amazon’s Cloud services (or really any cloud platform) is a must-have for practically any enterprise development project. I’m not talking about running the final product on AWS or even the development environment on AWS, though we do that often enough. Instead, I am talking about using AWS services as a tool to assist in tasks that are common in many enterprise development projects.
Jeff Brown
For more than 19 years, Jeff has been developing well-designed, high-quality software products to meet business needs across many sectors, including: retail, government, insurance, education, and manufacturing. He has expertise in distributed messaging systems, service-oriented architecture design and implementation, and most recently has worked extensively with content management systems.
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