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Now this is where it makes sense.
In this sense the so called "cloud" is just an evolution of the common hosting scenarios. But its the only "cloud" scenario that makes sense to me.

Good article. I'm planning on looking at EC2 for a couple of future ventures. The biggest selling point is the dynamic scaling. It reduces some of the guesswork planning and commitment of resources on the front end.
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Now this is where it makes sense.  storm14k | 12/18/08
Keep local backups.  CobraA1 | 12/18/08
Why would hosted services imply....  storm14k | 12/18/08
RE: Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint  tfoydel | 12/18/08
Amazin' Amazon  aureolin@... | 12/18/08
RE: Amazin' Amazon  i_okk@... | 12/18/08
While this all sounds cool, cheap, etc., but..  dinosaur_z | 12/18/08
And thus your company becomes uncompetitive  dano-z | 12/18/08
Dig out of the mud  pwatson | 12/18/08
Amazon not strictly Linux  hamobu | 01/23/09
RE: Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint  phorvath@... | 12/18/08
your article  thesoaguy | 12/18/08
RE: Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint  Nagesh Tummala | 12/29/08
No reason why you can't keep local backup  hamobu | 01/23/09
EC2 also good for one time projects  hamobu | 01/23/09
RE: Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint  devils_advocate | 02/15/09
RE: Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint  Greg.Higgins@... | 07/07/09

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