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DevOps Boulder Delivers an Informative Presentation by Trevor Sullivan from Amazon Web Services
Trevor Sullivan from AWS Reviews Cloudtrail Trent Hein has continued to evolve a Meetup group known as DevOps Boulder for the past several years. On Monday, August 20 the group meet in downtown Boulder at Rule4 to discuss cloud operating regarding AWS Cloudtrail. The meeting was held at a larger venue, and the group was close to 100 people. One of the group members brought up an event by Software Freedom School with a DevOps Camp. (Web link: http://www.sofree.us/devopscamp.html) A young adult presented his science fair project to a room full of advanced coders. Surprisingly, his presentation on utilizing a
Unix and Linux System Administration Handbook – Book Review
Read and Review the Pillars of System Administration Computer programmers, website developers, and people learning the basics as production managers of Linux and Unix systems will be able to acquire new information from this handbook. After reading this book, I wanted to share some of the key points with advanced engineers, as well as people starting out like myself. Now in the fifth edition, Unix and Linux System Administration Handbook was written by: Evi Nemeth, Ben Whaley, Dan Mackin, Trent R. Hein, and Garth Snyder. During the release of the book, Dan Mackin and Trent R. Hein were on hand at the Applied Trust
Amazon Web Services Refine Products at the San Francisco Summit
Amazon Web Services hosted a two day summit in San Francisco on April 18 & 19. They provided insight on developments within the company, over 50 workshops and courses, and the opportunity to connect with employees at Amazon. The company announced several new updates their cloud computing platform. Business Wire and Amazon reported the following additions: Amazon Redshift Spectrum, a new feature that allows Amazon Redshift customers to run SQL queries against exabytes of their data in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX), a fully managed, highly available, in-memory cache that can reduce Amazon DynamoDB