School's Out For Summer
Michael and I have just returned from a trip to France where we enjoyed the sun, the beach, the pool, and - of course - the cheese.
We are giving away 25 printed books Amazon Web Services in Action to students who are keen to get started with AWS during their summer break. We will schedule a Ask Me Anything (AMA) remote session for all 25 students at the end of summer as well.
Looking for a new challenge?
Want to participate? Please send an email with the following information to hello@cloudonaut.io until July 7th.
- Your first name.
- Your school or university.
- Your email address.
- Your international postal address.
Please share this initiative within your network.
And don’t forget to enjoy your summer break!
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Further reading
- Article ECS vs. Fargate: What's the difference?
- Article Fargate networking 101
- Article Move to the Next Level of Load Balancing on AWS
- Tag announcement