solutions, and exceptionally wary of amazon/dropbox/google/microsoft.

I mean I can see trusting Amazon/Dropbox/Google/Microsoft with your archive data. Things like photos, documents, videos etc that you accumulate during the years. Even if they go out of business, you k

It all depends on the market you are entering and what potentials do you have. Today is more about marketing as there are many competitors out there specially big company like Amazon, Microsoft, Googl

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Im not sure, but i guess Amazon AWS too have launched in India recently.

I have ~1TB worth of personal backups (servers, pictures, videos, documents) and a few dozen TB linux isos on Google and Amazon

Yes it will work for Netflix, Spotify, Amazon Music and other USA services.

A friend of mine (in India) wants to use Netflix, Spotify and Amazon Music (all US content) at his home. AFAIK, these kind of services require residential IPs and block access from commercial (normal

Using that logic if I had a server from Amazon I could claim that we use Amazon Cloud services but if I crammed two million domains on one server the performance is not going to be the same.

I have around 6TB, currently stored at amazon cloud drive.

Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Digital Ocean, Ramnode, Luna Node.

Amazon GPU is probably what they should focus on at this point, dynamically scale cost based on demand.

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Send your gripe to jeff@amazon.com.

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/mail-from.html

Why do you specifically want vmware? The CPU scheduling is wasteful, licences are expensive and GUI is bloated. I would just put whatever you need to isolate into Amazon's VPC (if you want a big name)

Amazon AWS

https://amazon.com/HP-ProLiant-737649-S01-E3-1220V2-Standard/dp/B00F9JD9V4

@tafa2 from what i have read you can use rsync on amazon cloud drive which is unlimited for $60 a year..

Lightsail works fine for me with a small multisite setup using Plesk Onyx as the panel. Of course Im not trying to push "iso's" around all day etc or house big image backups either.