Amazon WorkSpaces was a doddle to get up and running as I am very familiar with VDI and workspace concepts. I’d not touched AppStream before, […]
Droplet Computing containers on Amazon WorkSpaces
This week I spent time working with Amazon WorkSpaces. In case you don’t know, Amazon WorkSpaces is a managed, secure cloud desktop service. You can […]
Amazon AWS: To NAT or not to NAT, That is the Question
Acknowledgment: I’d like to thank Tim Hynes for reviewing this blog post and giving me valuable feedback. Tim is a fellow vExpert, he is @railroadmanuk […]
Amazon AWS and VPC Peering Connections
VPC Peering is the way that two VPC’s with distinct CIDR spaces within the same REGION can be linked together. Whether you actually need to […]
We’re off to see the Wizard, the Wonderful Wizard of AWS
Note: Just to say this title is meant to be a humorous and silly pun. I actually think the Amazon wizards in the main are […]
Amazon AWS and Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
Acknowledgement: I’d like to thank fellow vExpert, Ed Grigson for proofing this and giving me valuable feedback. Help inspire a better conclusion than this piece […]
Amazon AWS Summit – London, ExCel – 28th June
I’ve bitten the bullet and decided to attend the Amazon AWS Summit in London on the 28th June. Both the London VMUG and this event […]
Using Amazon Route53 and Google Apps Together using Domain Aliases to complete SSL Certificate Requests!
Disclaimer: I’ve got nearly 25 years experience in the IT game with a range of skills that take in this task – DNS, Email, Web-Servers. […]
Fluffy Cloudy Amazon Web Services Thoughts (Part N of N)
Disclaimer: I’m not an AWS Expert. I’m learning. I regard myself as a novice. Therefore I reserve the right to make idiotic statements now, which […]
My Amazon AWS Certification Plan with @pluralsight and @ekhnaser (Part God Knows!)
So I’ve played about with AWS in my time at VMware, but really only dipped my toes. Like many people I like to have a […]