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AWS Week in Review – May 26, 2014

— Jeff;

Let’s take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week:

Monday, May 26	We celebrated the Memorial Day holiday in the United States.
Tuesday, May 27	We announced the opening of the AWS Pop-up Loft in San Francisco. We announced New Customer Relationship Management for AWS Marketplace Sellers. We announced an Updated Worker Tier for AWS Elastic Beanstalk. We updated the EC2 Public IP Address Ranges with an additional /16 range in the Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Region. We launched a new AWS Quick Start Reference Deployment for Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway.
Wednesday, May 28	We added New Cost-Effective, Memory-Optimized DB Instances for Amazon RDS. We announced that CloudFront API Calls are now Available in CloudTrail. We announced that Amazon RDS in AWS GovCloud (US) Now Supports Provisioned IOPS and M3 Instance Types. The AWS Security Blog announced a Convenient New Hardware MFA Form Factor. We published Episode 88 of the AWS Podcast. The Amazon Simple Email Service Blog published Part 1 of a series on Debugging SMTP Conversations, by showing you How to Speak SMTP. The AWS Startup Blog published an incredibly detailed article that will show you how to Build Dynamic Websites Using the AWS SDK for JavaScript in the Browser.
Thursday, May 29	The AWS PHP Development Blog announced the release of Version 2.6.6 of the AWS SDK for PHP. The Amazon AppStore Blog published a video to show you you to Put Your Apps and Games on More Screen With Amazon Fire TV.
Friday, May 30	We added new AWS Customer Success Stories from ATG Media, CoreTech System (Moldex3D), and Slalom Consulting. We announced the AWS Management Portal for vCenter. We announced Hebrew Language Support and User Controlled Domain Partitioning for Amazon CloudSearch. Last week AWS Marketplace added new products including DenyAll Detect Vulnerability Management, ProComputers Core with Webmin and Shell-In-A-Box, and Code Creator CloudMedia Converter.

Stay tuned for next week! In the meantime, follow me on Twitter and subscribe to the RSS feed.

— Jeff;

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