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Aug 28, 2010

Aug 28, 2010, 10:02am

New S3 "Requester Pays"

 
"You can now configure an Amazon S3 bucket to bill the requester, rather than you (the bucket owner), for both request and bandwidth fees associated with access to the bucket. Requests against such buckets must be authenticated and bear a header that signifies consent to be billed for the request. Bandwidth between EC2 and S3 within a region remains free of charge when this option is enabled."

Originally from Delicious/network/migurski by chrisdodo reBlogged to via:chrisdodo amazon s3 micropayments billing webservices

"Recently though I've been speaking to more and more people who are trying to take an existing AMI and customise it for their own use. They do this by booting the AMI they want to base theirs on, doing the customization, then bundling up that volume. Generally they do pretty well, but there are three common themes that crop up that often cause pain: transient runtime configuration being bundled up, the time (and to a lesser extent effort) it takes to bundle the new image in the first place and making further changes to the image down the line. Thankfully there is a simple single solution to these three problems - bundle from an image, not a running volume, and keep that image (or a set of images) along with some nice helper scripts on an EBS volume."

Originally from Delicious/network/migurski by straup reBlogged to via:straup ec2 amazon aws ebs image machine cloud

"Basically, #amazonfail is the name for a brewing Internet shitstorm that started some time on Easter Sunday regarding Amazon.com's sudden decision to blacklist any books with LGBT(QQI) content from appearing in best-seller lists or search results. The blacklist also apparently extends to books with feminist themes, books about dealing with rape, etc. ... It's obvious Amazon has some sort of automatic mechanism that marks a book as 'adult' after too many people have complained about it. It's also obvious that there aren't too many people using this feature.... Bantown is a tactic for inciting meta-lulz on multiple levels through the alignment of third-parties against each other. Bantown is like the plot of most James Bond movies, wherein some nefarious evildoer brings the US and the Soviets close to war. Bantown is a trolling technique of the highest order, which usually pits communities against each other, or communities against companies, or organizations against companies, or companies against organizations... Lest I sound too starry-eyed, let me list a few successful Bantown trolls..."

Originally from Delicious/network/migurski by kellan reBlogged to via:kellan amazon bantown groupinterest processofgovernment politics policy automatedfailure localminima oops

Aug 28, 2010, 10:02am

Command line S3 client

 
"S3cmd is a command line tool for uploading, retrieving and managing data in Amazon S3. It is best suited for power users who don't fear command line. It is also ideal for scripts, automated backups triggered from cron, etc. S3cmd is an open source project available under GNU Public License v2 (GPLv2) and is free for both commercial and private use."

Originally from Delicious/network/migurski by gnat reBlogged to via:gnat s3 amazon commandline unix tool useful aboutfuckingtime

 
"Look at this person's name and description. Find their Twitter username, their organization's blog or website, tell me if they appear to be Male or Female and whether they appear to work inside or outside the US. For each name you do this for, I will pay you 20 cents."

Originally from Delicious/network/migurski by MacDiva reBlogged to turk amazon aws via:MacDiva conference twitter research piecework crowdsource mechanicalturk