…Engine Yard, Pantheon, Percona, Network Redux, HP Cloud Services and some of our new partners.
* Engine Yard just announced new lower prices for Engine Yard Cloud across all instance sizes, including a promotional price of just 5¢/hour (or $ 36/month) for its entry-level instance size. In addition, they've announced varying reductions to all price points with an overall average of 15%. Not using Engine Yard Cloud yet? You can try it absolutely free for 500 …
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…they chose Stackato from ActiveState to power the PaaS engine. ( HP Cloud Services and ActiveState customers get New Relic Standard free of charge thanks to our partnerships.)
* AppDirect is grooming the next generation of startup founders with the launch of the AppDirect Developer Incubator .
* Check out the latest from Amazon Web services : Amazon Redshift, lower prices for Amazon S3, Windows software support, and more. …
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…announce that we're expanding the infrastructure options available to our customers with support for HP Cloud Services. We empower developers by providing a rock-solid platform with choices of infrastructure and components that make their job of building great applications as easy as possible. Engine Yard is one of the first PaaS providers to add support for HP's public cloud, which is based on their world-class hardware and software, using key elements of the HP Converged Infrastructure…
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Alex Howells, HP Cloud Services
Thom May, Digital Science
Ben Rockwood, Joyent
Jason Stowe, Cycle Computing
Brett Weaver, Intuit
Registration is $ 900 at Early Bird pricing. Additional workshops on Tuesday, May 15, are $ 400. Rooms are available at the San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront for a discounted rate.
(Did you read this far? Use code " BIGDAY" to get a special 10% discount!)
…eBay discusses the performance implications of using various data formats and versioning.
* HP opens the public beta of their HP Cloud Services public cloud.
* Find out how startups are creating a new system of the world for IT .
* New Relic engineer Jose Fernandez shares his experiences switching to Vim .
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This morning we announced that New Relic is now available as a part of HP Cloud Services , Hewlett-Packards' public cloud services. Now HP Cloud Services customers can use New Relic Standard free of charge to monitor, troubleshoot and tune their next generation web applications.
Available as a public beta, HP Cloud Services enables developers to build the next generation of web applications and changes the economics of deploying modernized applications. It offers enterprises …
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