Today I will focus on AWS. Miranda is designed to run on a service like AWS because it provides another "firewall" to problems. If a fault is going to strike, it will probably take out your local data center so running something in the cloud, disconnected from your local data center, makes sense. Also, I have an interview that focuses on AWS but that's another story.
So what does "EC2" stand for (electronic compute generation 2)? What does S3 stand for (simple storage service)? How do you spin up an instance? These are the things that I'm going to be pondering today.
The release date for Miranda is now 9/30/2018
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The release date for Miranda is now 9/30/2018
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