The first released tarball of Loghetti was called the “IPO” release. This version actually warranted having an actual version number. I chose 0.9, and we’ll be moving toward 0.91, in .01 increments to a 1.0 release. Later on I’ll try to detail a roadmap, but I haven’t had enough feedback for that yet (though I’ve…
Category: Web Services
Amazon Adds Static IP and “Availability Zones” to EC2
This is cool. You can now associate a static IP address with your EC2 instances. No more mucking about with 10-minute DNS timeouts or dynamic DNS routines. You can also elect to start certain instances in multiple locations using “Availability Zones” These new features will make it a little easier for people to deploy larger…
Hadoop, EC2, S3, and me
I’m playing with a lot of rather large data sets. I’ve just been informed recently that these data sets are child’s play, because I’ve only been exposed to the outermost layer of the onion. The amount of data I *will* have access to (a nice way of saying “I’ll be required to wrangle and munge”)…
A GMail option I’d like to see: “Delayed Skip Inbox”
I use GMail extensively. In my main gmail account, I can send mail using a variety of accounts that I’ve authenticated to allow sending from. So, for example, mail from jonesy at pythonmagazine dot com is actually sent from a gmail interface, even though PyMag doesn’t officially use Google Mail for their domain (not that…