If you’ve spent any amount of time on the internet — and since you’re reading this, we know you have, unless someone printed this page out for you to read offline which would be a strange decision — you’ve encountered Amazon Web Services.
Here in our AWS archives for the GMass blog, you can check out the technical articles we’ve written on various topics related to Amazon’s cloud computing services.
Here’s the problem — you’re hosting a Windows server running IIS on AWS, and your web app is getting hammered with requests that look like this: https://www.mywebsite.com/?q=%23Hcker%3Cbody%20oninput%3Djavascript%3Aalert(1)%3EHcker These…
If you’re running SQL Server somewhere in Amazon Web Services (AWS), you’ve probably heard that it should not have a public-facing IP address. Your SQL Server likely stores…
GMass runs entirely on Amazon Web Services (AWS), and it runs mostly on the Microsoft platform of web and database technologies, including using Microsoft SQL Server to store…
GMass is easy to learn and easy to use — but brings unbelievable email power into Gmail.
