A new HOW-TO called How To Start Rio on Amazon EC2 has been published.

Today I received an email about J1.

Here is a quote from it:

We were also able to convince the organizers to extend a $200 discount in honor of supporters of Java on the iPhone. If any of your readers simply type “iPhone” into the priority code box at registration, they can get the discount.

So feel free to use this coupon.

Jérôme.

 Entries about Amazon Web Services:

• Amazon lowers data transfer costs! This price cut is especially interesting if you do transfer from outside of Amazon infrastructure more than 40TB of data per month. They also introduced a new tier.

Here is a screencast demonstration the use of the Amazon EC2 plugin for IntelliJ IDEA:

• iPhone version
• HD version

Entries about Amazon Web Services:

• Typica 1.2 released: now provides support DevPay LS and updated to the latest EC2 API
• SDB: adds support for UTF-8 strings through the REST interface
• Building for Performance and Reliability with Amazon SimpleDB
• Mass Video Conversion Using AWS: the article has been updated in order to improve the code and benefit from latest AWS changes/releases!
• Creating a WordPress Plugin Using Amazon SDB

Entries about Amazon Web Services:

• Persistent storage for EC2: as announced on AWS blog, but also here and here!
• Amazon announced a Service Health Dashboard and some Paid Support options, although the pricing model won’t fit for everone.
• Some new success stories: Assay Depot, Digitaria, The Talk Market, Familybuilder.com, and Animato, via AWS Blog.
• Tarzan: PHP5 modules for S3, EC2 and SQS.
• ActionScript3 library for SimpleDB.
  

As said previously, I’m going to JavaOne this year for a BoF on Elastic Grid.

I will arrive at San Francisco on April, 30th and leave by May, 13th.

If you’d like to talk to me when I’m there, feel free to drop me an email at jerome DOT bernard AT elastic-grid DOT com.

I would be pleased talking with you about Amazon services, Rio and Jini, or whatever else…

The plugin for Amazon EC2 has been updated in order to:

• add support for the Availability Zones,
• fix compatibility with the Mac platform,
• update the Typica library.

The plugin for Rio has been updated in order to fix compatibility with the Mac platform, and in order to update the viewer to the latest changes in Rio.

Entries about Amazon Web Services:

• Another Getting Started with EC2 guide for Mac OS X users
• Grails plugin for deploying to Amazon EC2, via Cloud Tools blog
• A rock-solid setup for sending SMTP mail from your EC2 web server