test please delete

[NickFitz]

Now, however, one can associate an IP address with one's account, and then dynamically allocate and reallocate it from one EC2 machine instance to another

[NickFitz]

My tests (limited as they are) suggest that the reallocation of an IP address from one EC2 machine instance to another takes something in the one to two minute range... which implies a truly phenomenal range of possibilities.

I already have the A record of one of the domains I own pointing to an Amazon EC2 "Elastic IP Address" and have successfully dynamically transferred it from pointing to one machine instance to pointing to another machine instance (I was installing stuff on my standard machine image anyway, so it was the ideal opportunity).

It worked

[NickFitz]

And with this very fine number (though sadly not a pali), I shall bid you all goodnight

101001 binary = 41 decimal = 51 octal = 29 hexadecimal.

[Diver]

And with this very fine number (though sadly not a pali), I shall bid you all goodnight

101001 binary = 41 decimal = 51 octal = 29 hexadecimal.

Goodnight Hairy one

[BrilloPad]

Unemployment 0 %
Transport 100 %
Criminality 0 %
Pollution 0 %

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[BrilloPad]

morning all

[BrilloPad]

webby sort this abortion of a thread out.

who is webby? and how should it be sorted out?

[BrilloPad]

I wonder if Bazza's got her jimjams on yet...

negligee

[BrilloPad]

100997... not that I'm counting or anything

Many deep thoughts about EC2 tonight - they now (since last Thursday, IIRC) allow you to obtain a fixed IP address (or indeed five thereof) associated with your account, which can then be dynamically allocated to one of your EC2 machine instances

By EC2 do you mean the postcode?

[BrilloPad]

#101000
NickFitz
Fingers like lightning

thousand