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Topics Application Readiness FinOps and Cloud Optimization IT Asset Management IT Visibility Software Vulnerability Management Technology Value Optimization Last Thursday’s Amazon EC2 outage was the worst in cloud computing’s history. It made the front page of many news pages, including the New York Times, probably because many people were shocked by how many web sites and services rely on EC2. Se
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