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I've seen only the big players like OVH use OpenStack for their setups. It's more complicated to setup than for example Proxmox or libvirt. So it figures that smaller providers use the simpler alterna

getting 9.7 only rdns not edited.to edit that i have to use amazon route 53.i am not used with route 53.server hosted in ec2.

I've been using twilio to have some repurposed Amazon Dash buttons send SMS messages. Yes, you can use [email protected] but not for MMS (I don't think) and I wanted to send images.

The docs are pretty solid on how to setup SNS and subscribe for bounce/failed notifications. (Google "track amazon SNS notifications" and you need to reach Page 4, before you hit an

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/notifications-via-email.html

Hi Everyone.

I noticed the existence of the T-Mobile one after I had purchased the router off Amazon. (Image)

Looking to gift someone a virtual/eGiftcard but not fixed to a specific company like Amazon/Starbucks... but one where the person then can use the voucher to choose from various giftcards. Any recomme

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As for building the backbone of a business on that kind of code: why not? It worked for Google, Facebook, Amazon, and tons of others. They are built around GNU/Linux and are a hell of a lot more pro

4x Amazon (ES/DE/IT/FR) - I use tropicalprice.com to check the amazon with the cheapest parts, it's usually ES or DE.

Amazon refurbished/warehouse deals

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Amazon gets cheaper the more bandwidth you use. Once your consumption goes into the 100's of TB's per month the prices on their pricing page are just a distant memory of how much they were ripping you

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But (b) is seriously questionable. The proposition "for 3 amazon DCs (of the good old kind!) to fail is virtually impossible" (my subsumption) isn't suggesting anything good to me; i

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