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Monday, June 30, 2008

Brief S3stat Plug

In keeping with the tradition of plugging services that do things for me, I'm going to write a quick post about how cool Amazon S3 is, now that we've moved most of the J-List image hosting over to it. And since S3 is designed to accept plug-in features from other providors, the fine folks at http://www.s3stat.com, a service that lets me track the data going through the S3 "buckets" (a server paradigm I am still getting used to) is a really good service. Basically it gives you a way to see all the data, look for trends, really nice webmasters in China who hotlink your content and cost you $7000 extra a year in server fees. and so on. Bottom line, if you run a website that gets any bandwidth at all, or if you want a way to send big files to people, S3 and services like S3stat are highly recommend-able. There is a bit of a learning curve, but it's been totally worth it, so far. 

1 Comments:

Blogger Sebastiaan said...

IF you like plugging services you might want to look into Google Apps pro. For 50 USD per year per account it lets you host your corporate email at Google. My company has been using it for a while now and we are not ever going back to our old Outlook/IMAP based system.

http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/admins/editions.html

/shameless campaigning for Google.

5:43 PM

 

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