Going to give this amazon ses a try.

definitively Amazon SES is the best, the Oracle services is totally is unusable.

Amazon ses.

Amazon ses +1

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Jungle disk with Amazon or Google storage on the back end is looking like a good, cheap solution. Has anyone used them and can provide feedback?

To the OP: Virtually any company you rent resources from is going to be leasing their facilities (and often times core network gear) from another provider. This includes companies like Amazon and Micr

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Our BGP mix of NTT, Abovenet, Hurricane Electric and excellent peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, OVH, CloudFlare, Yahoo a

Of course Amazon isnt cheap, although that said for low traffic with the majority of your pages served by your Anycast cache (site dependant) it can be quite attractive. I've got a site pre-production

After seeing both part of the story, it seems like the only one to fault is your customer. Anyway, you could try negotiating with @jar by sending emails via a 3rd party relay (e.g. Amazon SES for $1/1

when ever i stop and start the vps it will change the IP.

I see them at over $2000 on Amazon though I guess bulk buyers can get them cheaper and Intel may have to accommodate price pressure from AMD unless they are still unable to meet demand.

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Add it to the hills of undigested products that encourage vendor lock-in and sets the gold standard for API development because 'Amazon does it this way'

I generally find the Amazon Essentials line to be reasonable. I've used the batteries and dishwasher pods -- I havent tried the firecrackers yet.

What do you think of Amazon Firecracker?

Not to mention amazon being resilient in its many capabilities from an infrastructure perspective is really not the issue with most deployments. It's understanding the architecture needed for workload

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I keep meaning to move my photos over to Amazon since I'm a Prime member.