AWS EC2
Amazon's cloud computing service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud.
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"When I launch it, I launch it within Amazon EC2 which is secure and also it works if my laptop closes or my machines crash. It's still out on the cloud. So EC2 is the orchestrator."
More from Dave Blundin →"I needed a backend server for the card database. So, I did that on a AWS EC2 EC2 server."
More from Kyle Fowler →"So if you look at the hyperscala business, the primitives of it, EC2 for compute and S3 for storage."
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"You can go on Amazon AWS EC2 which is basically a virtual private server where you can install CloudBot and it runs on there."
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"We have our OpenClaw agents running in an AWS EC2 instance and I feel like it's holding me back."
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"When we launched EC2 our compute service it was a single instance in one availability zone Linux only with no autoscaling load balancing block storage or private networking."
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