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November 13, 2013 02:17 am GMT
Cloud automation company Skytaphas launched advanced integration capabilities with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that allow customers to develop and test on Skytap Cloud workloads that mirror AWS production environments.The company provides a platform that has until now been used for VMware-based environments. Companies export their virtual machines to Skytap and then provision accordingly. WithAWS, customers will pull Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) into Skytap and then adjust according to instance size. Once they export and set the parameters, they can then export templates. The data stored behind the scenes is AWS metadata and AWS images.
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Skytap Now Ports To The Amazon Cloud
Cloud automation company Skytaphas launched advanced integration capabilities with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that allow customers to develop and test on Skytap Cloud workloads that mirror AWS production environments.The company provides a platform that has until now been used for VMware-based environments. Companies export their virtual machines to Skytap and then provision accordingly. WithAWS, customers will pull Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) into Skytap and then adjust according to instance size. Once they export and set the parameters, they can then export templates. The data stored behind the scenes is AWS metadata and AWS images.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/7496Ooj30nU/
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