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How corporate names came, How big companies are named, How famous companies got their names.
Adidas name origin
Ikea store name origin
Duanereade name origin
Adobe name origin
Wendys name origin
Mattel name origin
Geico Insurance company name origin
Sharp name origin
Virgin Records name origin
Lego name origin
Audi car company name origin
Seven Elevan name origin
Ebay corporate name origin
Vodafone name origin
KIA cars name origin
Nokia cellphone company name origin
Qualcomm Telecommunication company name origin
SEGA name origin
Reebok name origin
IBM corporation name origin
Nintendo name origin
Tacobell name origin
Canon name origin
Nabisco name origin
Amazon.com name origin
Sprint name origin
CVS Pharmacy name origin
Walmart store name origin
Garmin name origin
Coca Cola name origin
Pepsi name origin
SAAB technologies name origin
Hasbro name origin
ConocoPhillips name origin
Verizon name origin
Comcast name origin
3M name origin
QVC name origin
Bridgestone name origin
H&R Block name origin
Volkswagen name origin
Arbys name origin
AT&T name origin
Starbucks name origin
AMC Theatres name origin
Nissan name origin
Arm & Hammer name origin
Sony name origin
Nikon name origin
ATARI Games name origin
How corporate names came, How big companies are named, How famous companies got their names.
Hello Tam,
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The Make Public function in S3 is perfectly working these past few months and years I should say.
Just last week, we are experiencing failure in the "Make Public" function. Once I successfully upload a folder (with multiple files) then Make Public the uploaded files, the notification below shows Failure
Anyways great write up, your efforts are much appreciated.
MuchasGracias,
Abhiram
Hello Tam,
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We've been analysing our Google AdWords account and have found that since January our clicks have rocketed for no reason. We use Click Cease to track fraud and on closer inspection found that for the past 2 months 7 IP addresses all owned by Amazon are responsible for around 75% of all us spend! The system says that the OS every time was Windows XP, the browser used was always FireFox 3.0.8 and it's VPN software. When I spoke to Click Cease they believe it's a click bot running on AWS.
Configuration management has been around for a long time in web operations and systems administration AWS Training . Yet the cultural popularity of it has been limited. Most systems administrators configure machines as the software was developed before version control – that is manually making changes on servers.
Anyways great write up, your efforts are much appreciated.
Grazie,
Kevin
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I'd like to make a suggestion to improve the user experience for setting up a Reserved Instance. This comes from my own experience of using RIs on both EC2 and RDS (which is why I haven't put this in a product specific forum). AWS Tutorial
But nice Article Mate! Great Information! Keep up the good work!
Thanks a heaps,
Ajeeth
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Curently AWS and Amazon.com consumer accounts are bound together if you use your one and only email account to set up both. It is a complete breech of privacy to have to surrender my consumer Amazon.com account to move my AWS account to a business account. These should be able to be separated without taking down the production site. The only option available now is manual migration which is silly considering the sophistication of AWS. AWS Tutorial
I read multiple articles and watched many videos about how to use this tool - and was still confused! Your instructions were easy to understand and made the process simple.
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Radhey
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I'm currently on the free tier and as I'm evaluating the services, I'm liking what I see. Currently my costs are low but this doesn't really help me in my evaluation cost as I'm still not seeing what my true costs would be when the free tier expires. Is there a way to see what my costs "would have been" if I was not on the free tier? I'm aware of the cost estimator, but this is not as helpful to me as knowing what my average true costs would be.
Once you enter the cloud, then configuration management becomes even more critical. That’s because virtual servers such as Amazon’s EC2 instances are much less reliable than physical ones AWS Training . You absolutely need a mechanism to rebuild them as-is at any moment. This pushes best practices like automation, reproducibility and disaster recovery into centre stage.
Please keep providing such valuable information.
Merci Beaucoup,
Kevin