Amazon Web Services - Moving to the Cloud - Part 8

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Amazon Web Services - Moving to the Cloud - Part 8

Published Jan 22 2010, 09:09 AM by David Tinjum

In preparation for the upcoming SalesLogix Cloud Edition from Sage, we're full speed ahead ramping up on the underlying technology of Amazon Web Services. Our first project was moving our SalesLogix Web demo site to Amazon using Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3). Our plan is to offer custom integration services for SalesLogix Cloud when it's released.

Amazon EC2 and Amazon S3

- When we started using: 2009.

- What we were using: On premise infrastructure.

- Today: So far, so good. We've found it surprisingly easy to deploy.

- Future: Integrating with other Cloud Solutions.

Website: http://aws.amazon.com/

Tags: CFX Cloud, SalesLogix Cloud

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Dave is Founder and President of Customer FX Corporation. We all feel sorry for Dave - he's a wanna be geek who can't write a single line of code. How pathetic! Lucky for him, he's surrounded by a whole team of Alpha Geeks. Dave have been an industry insider since 1987 and is called the "Godfather of CRM" by some of his long time peers. He served as Chair of the GoldMine Channel Partner Council from 1993-2000 and Chair of the SalesLogix Business Partner Advisory Council from 1998-2004. Oh, and one more thing - Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers!!!

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