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With this opening, Amazon continues to build out global programs to support startup growth and to speed up innovation. After the launch of AWS in 2006, we saw an acceleration of French startups adopting the cloud. For more details about the Mentor's Office at STATION F, feel free to contact the AWS STATION F team.
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Virtualized in Hardware**: Hardware support for virtualization, and near bare-metal speeds. It's amazing to recall that it was even possible to virtualize x86 before processors had hardware-assisted virtualization (Intel VT-x and AMD-V), which were added in 2005 and 2006. I'd expect between 0.1% The first was c3.
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Cem Kaner, “Exploratory Testing” (November 17, 2006). Performance testing is great for checking the speed of your application. you’ll definitely want to know if the changes to your codebase have a negative impact on the speed of the application. That way, you’re able to fix those issues before they make it into production.
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