The web 2.0 has become more and more a part of our everyday lives, eliminating the contact to our social environment in different areas. In the past, we used to walk by our bank to transmit money to others. These … Continue reading →

I know, that there are several documentations concerning Amazon’s Elastic Cloud Computing, though I’d like to describe some very first steps for using their infrastructure to build (Linux-) instances that fulfill your needs. Let’s not beat around the bush and … Continue reading →

So, after I’ve received my confirmation for my Ubuntu One account on July the 19th, this evening I’ve finally found at least a bit time to play around with it and check out how good this service really works. For … Continue reading →

Today, I’ve just subscribed to the invitations-list of Canonical’s new service called Ubuntu1. UbuntuONE. U1. Ubuntu One. The service is yet a beta, not public available and seems to become for Ubuntu what MobileMe is for the Mac. The current … Continue reading →

Some days ago I finally managed it to register on Amazon’s Simple and Elastic Services named EC2 and S3. Since I’ve  implemented some stuff at work a few weeks ago, I got really interested into the services. Now I’ve setup … Continue reading →