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By John | December 26, 2007
Amazon EC2 Firefox extension goes open source
EC2 Firefox Extension is now open sourced, the extension which aims to make Amazon EC2Elasticfox and under the Apache License V2.0. From the extension it’s very easy to manage and launch EC2 instances. The extension is now available on Sourceforge under the name
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February 5th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
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