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  • Pavolga
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    • Feb 2010
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    Fundamentals: Amazon Web Services for Science & Engineering

    New 'Fundamentals: Amazon Web Services for Science & Engineering' class

    June 24-25, 2010
    San Francisco, CA


    Taught by two instructors in a limited-size classroom setting (20 people max), attendees will gain a rock solid understanding of Amazon Web Services and how it can best be applied to use in research applications. Training topics are covered with a split focus on enabling legacy applications while also covering in detail the emerging body of cloud best-practices and reference architectures, leaving attendees prepared for both today and tomorrow.

    Coverage Includes:

    * AWS Logistics
    * AWS Overview
    * Mapping Informatics to the Cloud
    * Billing & Credential Management
    * EC2 Overview
    * Identity Management
    * Monitoring & Reporting
    * Immersion/Learn by doing
    * Server & AMI Customizations
    * Maq Assembler
    * Configuration Management
    * S3 Overview
    * EBS Overview
    * Data Movement
    * SQS Overview
    * And more

    Benefit from BioTeam’s real-world knowledge and learn to leverage cloud resources to accelerate your research and save money. Register today: http://www.healthtech.com/Conference....aspx?id=98550

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