On February 19th I gave a talk at the Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Meetup about my experiences and lessons learned while using EC2 for the past 5 years or so. I posted the slides on Slideshare and there's also a video recording of my presentation. I think the talk went pretty well, judging by the many questions I got at the end. Hopefully it will be useful to some people out there who are wondering if EC2 or The Cloud in general is a good fit for their infrastructure (short answer: it very much depends).
I want to thank Sebastian Stadil from Scalr for inviting me to give the talk (he first contacted me about giving a talk like this in -- believe it or not -- early 2008!). I also want to thank Adobe for hosting the meeting, and CDNetworks for sponsoring the meeting.
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