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Cloud computing with Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud
EXPANDABLE CLOUD
Author(s): DAN FROST
Cloud computing systems like Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) save power and overhead by taking the peak out of your server load.
One would expect Amazon to guard their infrastructure jealously, but piece by piece, Amazon has been opening up their infrastructure so that the rest of us can get our hands dirty playing with file storage, virtual servers, and even physical deliveries on the same kind of ludicrous scale Amazon uses every day.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) makes these systems available over a web services framework so that everything from using more storage space, to creating virtual servers, to requesting physical deliveries happens over SOAP. Instead of filling in forms each time you want more, less, or a different infrastructure, your code can stay as is and AWS provides the necessary services as needed.
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