Why not put it behind a CDN like Amazon Cloudfront or something with origin pull?

humm, i'm buying from Amazon, it's cheapest price in Amazon.

2 Amazon EC2 in free tier Idling

1x Amazon EC2 Micro (Asia) (Xen)

Customer stuff: same + Amazon S3 + one more backup service

@bijan588 Ouch. I'd recommend getting a pair of steel toe work boots when lifting/working with heavy equiptment. I'd say you got off pretty lightly.

so with that in mind picture a guy whos business is reliant on his sites ranking on the front page of Google(yes that's not the wisest of moves but many do it and many were/are making lot of money off

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VPS.net (SG, JP) - Amazon (SG, JP)

2x Amazon EC2 512mb (East Coast, West Coast) (Xen)

http://www.raindog308.com/blog/2012/minor-correction-on-amazon-rsync/

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s3cmd provides interaction with Amazon S3 in a nice way. Otherwise, Hostigation and/or SecureDragon for roll-your-own backup.

Is all you want to do to backup to the cloud? If yes you can also use Amazon S3 instead of Dropbox

Acceptable payment options are PayPal, Credit Card via PayPal, AlertPay, Amazon Simple Pay, Google Checkout, Check/Money Order (US Funds drawn on US Bank)

The most annoying part I found is that they have their own "apple screws" and you need http://www.amazon.co.uk/Apple-MacBook-Complete-Professional-Screwdriver/dp/B006X3ZVU2 just to b

@ElliotJ - we are using Route53 as a backbone but we extended it with IPv6 and more granular GeoDNS (and few other things), beside that we are going to be cheaper than Amazon

I'd be interested in that, but as a paid service, it'd need to compete with Amazon Route53.

Yes, RIPE would probably not agree to give you two separate /24s. But getting one would still be better - i.e. keep one DNS on Amazon anycast and another one on your own anycast.

The problem is that for DNS you need two ips from two different C classes. Getting two PI and setting anycast (with all RIPE/ARIN shit) doesn't make sense. We are waiting for one of our partners to up