Practically Speaking About Cloud Computing: How To Secure Your Cloud Hosting? Part III Authentication (Contd.,) For signing in to the cloud account AWS goes with mail id and password as the usual credentials. Rackspace goes with user id and password. AWS introduced Multi Factor Authentication long time back. Multi Factor Authentication involves an authentication device. [...]
How To Secure Your Cloud Hosting? Part 3
by cloudtweaks on February 8, 2011 at 8:57 am in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Computing, Email, Storage, Tutorials
Amazon CloudWatch Offers Free Monitoring Metrics For EC2 Instances
by cloudtweaks on December 3, 2010 at 6:53 am in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Host, SaaS, Storage, Technology, Tools
(Update From Amazon Website) We’re excited to let you know that as of today, all Amazon EC2 instances come with free Basic Monitoring metrics from our Monitoring service, Amazon CloudWatch. You don’t need to do anything to make this happen. It’s there for you to use. Simply sign in to the AWS Management Console and [...]
Amazon AWS Lowers On-Demand and Reserved Prices
by cloudtweaks on September 2, 2010 at 4:49 am in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Host, IT, Microsoft, News, Storage, Technology, Web Hosting
Amazon AWS Lowers On-Demand and Reserved Prices Effective immediately, we have lowered the On-Demand and Reserved prices for High Memory Double Extra Large (m2.2xlarge) and Quadruple Extra Large (m2.4xlarge) instances for Linux/UNIX and Windows by up to 19%. If you have existing Reserved Instances, your hourly usage rate starting September 1st will be lowered to [...]
Thunder in the cloud: $6 cloud-based denial-of-service attack
by cloudtweaks on August 11, 2010 at 11:28 am in Apps, Business, Cloud Computing, Education, IT, Security, Technology
When you hear the rumble of thunder, then you know the storm is near. Two security researchers warned that cloud-based denial-of-service attacks are looming on the horizon. With $6 and a homemade “Thunder Clap” program, security experts David Bryan and Michael Anderson managed to take down their client’s server with the help of Amazon’s EC2 [...]
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