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How to Survive an AWS Outage
One of the biggest questions following Amazon’s cloud meltdown last week was whether you can use the world’s biggest cloud provider and still avoid downtime when the provider has a major outage – a common if infrequent occurrence. Continue reading
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Here are the Submarine Cables Funded by Cloud Giants
As their global bandwidth needs grow, operators of hyper-scale cloud platforms — Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon — have started to play a much bigger role in consortia that build intercontinental submarine cables. Continue reading
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WP Engine Helps WordPress Users Upgrade to PHP 7
To help accelerate the adoption of PHP 7 on WordPress sites, WP Engine announced on Monday that it is offering a PHP 7 environment for all of its 60,000 customers. Continue reading
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Wix Rally `Nowhere Near’ End After 200% Gain, Chairman Says
Shares of Wix.com Ltd., whose platform simplifies website creation for small businesses, have tripled in the past year but the company’s chairman says the rally is “nowhere near” finished. Continue reading
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AWS Meets the Hydra: One Error Brings Hours of Cloud Downtime
The word of the day is hydra, defined by Dictionary.com as a persistent or many-sided problem that presents new obstacles as soon as one aspect is solved. Continue reading
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