Amazon Web Services (AWS) is making it simpler to communicate with servers, databases, and other resources sat within a "virtual private cloud" on its platform.

AWS Endpoints have been a popular way among users to securely access S3 and DynamoDB from an Amazon virtual private cloud without the need for an internet gateway.

Amazon Web Services will now offer the option for everyone to have their own virtual private cloud (VPC), another sign of the company's intent to push into the enterprise market. The service means ...

When an organization first begins using Amazon Web Services (AWS), it's common for it to jump right in and begin creating EC2 virtual machine instances, S3 storage buckets and other cloud-based ...

AWS has extended Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) to all AWS Regions, allowing enterprises to launch Amazon VPC environments in the US East and West Coasts, Europe, Singapore, and Tokyo ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made it possible to connect to its Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) service using static routing, while also allowing enterprises to run SQL Server within the private ...

AWS fired a shot across Digital Ocean’s bow this morning at the AWS re:Invent conference when it announced new virtual private servers starting at just $5 a month.

Sure AWS has Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), but that is still hosted in AWS’s data centers and could be on a multi-tenant infrastructure. AWS competitors have pounced on this.

New customers of Amazon Web Services Elastic Compute Cloud service will be given access to AWS' virtual private cloud platform.