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  • Pavolga
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    • Feb 2010
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    Amazon Web Services Training for Science & Engineering - more dates/locations

    More dates/locations have been added for our 2-day hands-on Amazon Web Services training specifically tailored to life science and engineering professionals: http://www.healthtech.com/cloud

    This training is led by Bioteam's experts, Chris Dagdigian and Adam Kraut.

    Boston, MA
    November 1-2, 2010

    San Francisco, CA
    February 21-22, 2011

    San Diego, CA
    March 12-13 2011

    Boston, MA
    April 11-12, 2011

    TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
    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

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