I use only Object Storage, like Amazon S3. As a heavy S3 user I can say OpenStack is absolutely another level of experience than Amazon S3. Tons of cool features that I can't find in S3.

amazon's free 1 year aws deal with windows vms.

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I pretty much get attack from India, China and Russia all the time, not to mention amazon ec2 ip ranges.

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So long as things like Netflix and Amazon Prime would run during peak hours, my household would be happy (Image)

Only if you choose to, you could use SFTP to connect to a backup vps/server or even connect directly to Amazon S3. But surely you know this right?

Looking for a cheap and reliable S3 alternative.

chinese have their own internet there, their own amazon, facebook, twitter, etc. The ones that do reach out are doing it either with criminal intent or because do not believe official propaganda. Nei

Tired do that on Amazon too -) Though did not do that so much to automate and i'm a little bit doubt how to automate passwd command (i prefer password sometimes).

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It's still more expensive than on Amazon.in without any coupon.

I got my license for ESET Smart Security 2015 for like $18 or something on Amazon (Image)

I use voip.ms and have a kickass DID for $1/mo + $0.01 per minute calls. Got a $30 ATA on Amazon and have a dirt cheap home phone.

Most sites that don't load with noscript default blocking is an infested place of advertisements with hundreds of http requests, many to google, facebook, amazon, twitter and all hellhole advertising

Since you're happy with CloudFront's network and they have SNI, I would try to sort out the IAM issue. If you're technical, there is a wealth of information on any errors you're getting, which are mos

https://aws.amazon.com/route53/?nc1=h_ls

I tried to give Amazon's DNS a try, and it looks like Namecheap's DNS immediately stops responding to DNS lookups as soon as you switch.

I did test out Amazon's CloudFront CDN, and ironically it made my site take longer to load according to testing tools. Whether or not that's accurate, I don't know. It could have been my implementatio

Amazon charge something like 50 cents per million queries. I've no recommendations though I've done a bit reading up on these services lately, as I need some extra DNS services for my own stuff.