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Developing on Amazon EC2 Using RightScale

Cloud Computing: Developing on Amazon EC2 Using RightScale
By Jeff Cogswell on 2008-10-21 The RightScale Platform makes it easier for programmers to deploy and manage their environments on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud. Using the RightScale configuration and management dashboard, developers can control servers and images on Amazon.com's cloud computing platform from the comfort of a laptop.
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