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EC2 - Micro Reserved - Micro

Instances of the "Micro" family provide a small amount of consistent CPU resources and allow you to burst CPU capacity when additional cycles are available. They are well suited for lower throughput applications and web sites that consume significant compute cycles periodically. Micro Instance 613 MB of memory, up to 2 ECUs (for short periodic bursts), EBS storage only, 32-bit or 64-bit platform.

Reserved Instances give you the option to make a low, one-time payment for each instance you want to reserve and in turn receive a significant discount on the hourly usage charge for that instance. After the one-time payment for an instance, that instance is reserved for you, and you have no further obligation; you may choose to run that instance for the discounted usage rate for the duration of your term, or when you do not use the instance, you will not pay usage charges on it.
Platform:
Operating system pre-installed on the server.
Linux
Compute units:
A logic measure that hosting providers use to define the CPU power guaranteed for a cloud server. The exact CPU power behinds this value depends on the specific hardware and varies between different providers. 1 compute unit usually equals to about 2 virtual cores of a common CPU.
0.5
Memory:
Available RAM size on the server.
613MB
Disk space:
Amount of storage space available on the server.
Location:
Physical location of the data center.
US – N. Virginia
Price per hour:
Price you pay foran hour of an online cloud server. For pay-as-you-go plans, you pay for compute capacity by the hour with no long-term commitments.
$0.012
One time fee period:
Time period you reserve a server instance for by paying a one-time payment. In turn you receive a significant discount on the hourly usage charge.
1 Year
Setup:
One-time setup fee the hosting provider charges.
Free
Burst compute units:
A logic measure that hosting providers use to define the max burting CPU power a cloud server is given. The exact CPU power behinds this value depends on the specific hardware and varies between different providers. 1 compute unit usually equals to about 2 virtual cores of a common CPU.
2.0
Price per day:
Estimated price you pay for a single full day of an online cloud server. Mainly relevant for pay-as-you-go plans.
$0.48
Bandwidth:
Internet bandwidth transfer limit.
Unlimited
Data transfer out per GB:
Charge per 1 gigabyte of outbound Internet data transfer (bandwidth).
$0.15
Data transfer in per GB:
Charge per 1 gigabyte of inbound Internet data transfer (bandwidth).
$0.0
Extra features:
Additional features available for this package.
API, Auto scaling, Load balancing, Cloud storage, Content Delivery Network, Pay-as-you-go pricing, Elastic IP addresses, VPN options
Control panel:
Type of control panel provided.
API, Web based
Virtualization technology:
The virtualization technology that constructs the cloud hosting insfrastructure of the provider.
Xen hypervisor
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Amazon AWS
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Amazon AWS

http://aws.amazon.com/
Amazon Web Services (AWS) delivers a set of services that together form a reliable, scalable, and inexpensive computing platform 'in the cloud'. These pay-as-you-use cloud computing services include Amazon S3, Amazon EC2, Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon SQS, Amazon FPS, and others.
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Company Info:
Company title:
The public name of the company.
Amazon.com
Company description:
A short description of this company.
Amazon.com seeks to be Earth's most customer-centric company, where customers can find and discover anything they might want to buy online, and endeavors to offer its customers the lowest possible prices. Site has numerous personalization features and services including one-click buying, extensive customer and editorial product reviews, gift registries, gift certificates, wish lists, restaurant and movie listings, travel, and photo processing.
Ownership:
Company ownership type.
Privately Held
Revenue:
Estimated annual revenue of this company.
$250 - 500M ($350,000,000 estimated) Ranked 2 at HostMonk
Employees:
Estimated number of employees of this company.
250 - 1000 (500 estimated) Ranked 8 at HostMonk
Number of data centers:
Number of data centers this hosting provider maintains.
4
Owned domains:
List of other domain names that are owned by the same owner as this site.
amzon.com, assoc-amazon.com, aamazon.com, amaozon.com, amazno.com, ammazon.com, iedb.com
Supported product types:
Hosting package types supported by this provider.
Cloud hosting
Payment options:
Available payment options supported by this provider.
Credit card
Contacts:
Number of public contacts listed at Jigsaw.com.
0 contacts at Jigsaw
Jigsaw company details:
Description of this company available at Jigsaw.com.

Since early 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has provided companies of all sizes with an infrastructure web services platform in the cloud. With AWS you can requisition compute power, storage, and other services–gaining access to a suite of elastic IT infrastructure services as your business demands them. With AWS you have the flexibility to choose whichever development platform or programming model makes the most sense for the problems you’re trying to solve. You pay only for what you use, with no up-front expenses or long-term commitments, making AWS the most cost-effective way to deliver your application to your customers and clients. And, with AWS, you can take advantage of Amazon.com’s global computing infrastructure, that is the backbone of Amazon.com’s multi-billion retail business and transactional enterprise whose scalable, reliable, and secure distributed computing infrastructure has been honed for over a decade.

Using Amazon Web Services, an e-commerce web site can weather unforeseen demand with ease; a pharmaceutical company can “rent” computing power to execute large-scale simulations; a media company can serve unlimited videos, music, and more; and an enterprise can deploy bandwidth-consuming services and training to its mobile workforce.

Amazon Web Services delivers a number of benefits for IT organizations and developers alike, including:

  • Cost-effective. Pay only for what you use, as you use it, with no up-front commitments. As the Amazon Web Services cloud grows, our operations, management and hardware costs shrink, and we pass the savings onto you.
  • Dependable. Utilize a battle-tested, web-scale infrastructure that handles whatever you throw at it. The Amazon Web Services cloud is distributed, secure and resilient, giving you reliability and massive scale.
  • Flexible. Build any application you want using any platform or any programming model. You control the resources you consume and fit them into your application as you see fit.
  • Comprehensive. Don’t start from scratch. Amazon Web Services gives you a number of services you can incorporate into your applications. From databases to payments, these services help you build great applications cost effectively and with less up-front investment.
Site Info:
Online since:
The date the domain of this site was first registered.
November, 1994 Ranked 1 at HostMonk
Alexa traffic rank:
A measure of the site's popularity. The rank is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors and pageviews over the past 3 months. The site with the highest combination of visitors and pageviews is ranked #1.
17 Ranked 1 at HostMonk
Alexa traffic rank in US:
A measure of the site's popularity in US. The rank is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors and pageviews from users from US over the past 3 months. The site with the highest combination of visitors and pageviews is ranked #1 in US.
5 Ranked 1 at HostMonk
Unique monthly visitors:
The Unique Visitors metric only counts a person once no matter how many times they visit a site in a given month. Unique Visitors are typically used to determine how popular a site is.
79,577,193 (Compete.com) Ranked 1 at HostMonk
Sites linking in:
6623 Ranked 3 at HostMonk
Average load time:
Median website load time and percent of known sites that are slower.
0.899 Seconds, 14% of the sites are faster Ranked 8 at HostMonk
Site keywords:
List of top keywords of this website.
General Interest
Site categories:
Up to 3 DMOZ (Open Directory) categories for the specified site.
Shopping/Entertainment, General Merchandise/Major Retailers, Shopping/Books
Contact Info:
Twitter profile:
Name and description of the official Twitter profile of this company.
awscloud (6981 followers)
"Official Twitter Feed for Amazon Web Services"
Ranked 11 at HostMonk
Address:
Physical address of this company.
P.O. Box 81226, Seattle, WA 98108, US
P.O. Box 81226, Seattle, WA 98108, US
Phone:
Official phone number of this company.
unlisted
Official email:
Official email address of this company.
www.amazon.com/contact-us
Support options:
Available support options this company providers.
Email, Phone
Terms of service:
Link to the "Terms of service" page published by this hosting provider.
https://aws.amazon.com/serviceterms/
Status page:
Link to the status page of the various services of this provider.
http://status.aws.amazon.com/
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Blog posts
Recent posts from Amazon AWS blog:
Amazon DynamoDB - Parallel Scans, 4x Cheaper Reads, Other Good News
May 16, 2013
We continue to make improvements, large and small, to Amazon DynamoDB. In addition to a new parallel scan feature, you can now change your provisioned throughput more quickly. We are also changing the way that we measure read capacity in...
AWS OpsWorks Update - Elastic Load Balancing, Monitoring View, More Instance Types
May 15, 2013
Chris Barclay of the AWS OpsWorks team has put together a really nice guest post to introduce you to three new AWS OpsWorks features. -- Jeff; We are pleased to announce three new AWS OpsWorks features that make it even...
Choosing the Right EC2 Instance Type for Your Application
May 14, 2013
Over the past six or seven years I have had the opportunity to see customers of all sizes use Amazon EC2 to power their applications, including high traffic web sites, Genome analysis platforms, and SAP applications. I have learned that...
AWS Week in Review - May 6, 2013
May 13, 2013
Let's take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week: Monday, May 6 We announced that the AWS SDK for Node.js is now generally available. The AWS Security Blog discussed Writing IAM Policies to Grant Access to S3...
Follow My AWS Road Trip
May 10, 2013
After four months of planning and over 500 emails, I am less than 48 hours away from the start of my 5,000 mile road trip! I have created the AWS Road Trip site to give you the opportunity to follow...
Napa Valley Film Festival & AWS
May 10, 2013
Amazon Web Services is sponsoring the new Animated Short Films category at this year's Napa Valley Film Festival. This new category will encourage animated short film submissions and the use of technology to bring a story to life. We hope...
AWS Direct Connect Update - Connect in Seattle, Connect to GovCloud
May 08, 2013
You can use AWS Direct Connect to create a dedicated network connection from your datacenter, office, or colocation environment to AWS. Connections are always made to a particular Direct Connect location, and can run at either 1 Gbps or 10...
AWS Management Pack for Microsoft System Center
May 08, 2013
Tom Rizzo is back with another Windows Wednesday post, announcing a new feature that will make it even easier for you to monitor your EC2 instances running Windows. -- Jeff; With our continuing investment in making AWS the best place...
Provision Up to 4,000 IOPS per EBS Volume, New Marketplace Support
May 08, 2013
I am happy to announce that EBS Provisioned IOPS volumes now support up to 4,000 IOPS. This represents a fourfold increase from the original Provisioned IOPS volume performance since last year's launch. You can now dial it up to 4,000...
Amazon S3 - Enterprise Grade, Internet Scale, and Ready for Big Data
May 07, 2013
I saw an interesting quote this past weekend from inventor and entrepreneur Dean Kamen. In response to a claim of instant success for one of his products, Dean responded that it wasn't in fact instant, but was actually the result...
AWS SDK for Node.js - Now Generally Available
May 07, 2013
The General Availability (GA) release of the AWS SDK for Node.js is now available and can be installed through npm as aws-sdk. We have added a number of features since the preview release including bound parameters, streams, IAM roles for...
AWS Week in Review - April 29, 2013
May 06, 2013
Let's take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week: Monday, April 29 We announced the new AWS Security Blog. The first post begins a series on Securing Access to AWS using MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication). Tuesday, April 30...
The New AWS Support API
May 02, 2013
I have long believed (and spoken about) the fact programmability is one of the attributes that defines a cloud. The availability of APIs for fundamental cloud features means that you, as a developer, can build tools, utilities, and applications to...
Amazon CloudFront / Route 53 - New Edge Location in Seoul, Korea
May 02, 2013
??? ??????? (CloudFront) ?? ?? ???? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??? ?????. http://aws.amazon.com/ko/aws-news-20130501/ We have just opened up an Amazon CloudFront / Amazon Route 53 edge location in Seoul, Korea! This is our sixth location in Asia, and our fortieth...
The AWS Global Certification Program
Apr 30, 2013
We are launching the AWS Global Certification Program for our customers and our partners today. If you are a Solution Architect, System Administrator, or Developer and you want to formally certify your knowledge of AWS, I think you will find...
The New AWS Security Blog
Apr 30, 2013
The AWS team works non-stop to improve the security of our services. As you can see from the timeline below, many of our recent releases have made it easier for you to secure your cloud resources. The new AWS Security...
AWS Week in Review - April 22, 2013
Apr 29, 2013
Let's take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week: Monday, April 22 We announced that Amazon Redshift and the High Storage Eight instance type are now available in the EU West (Ireland) Region. The AWS Mobile Blog...
AWS Summit 2013 Update
Apr 26, 2013
It is Friday afternoon inbox-clearing time for me! Before I abandon my keyboard for the weekend I want to share a few items related to our popular AWS Summit series. For The Record The 2013 summits in New York, Australia,...
Amazon Coins - Virtual Currency for App and In-App Purchases
Apr 25, 2013
Amazon Coins are a new virtual currency that will be made available to Kindle Fire users this coming May. They can be used to pay for apps and for most in-app purchases. If your app runs on the Kindle Fire,...
AWS Marketplace - Support for the Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region
Apr 24, 2013
The AWS Marketplace is an online store that helps you to find, compare, and immediately start using any one of a large number of software infrastructure components, developer tools, and business solutions, all using 1-Click Deployment. You can now launch...
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