|
|
|
Use WebSphere Portal Server and
Lotus Web Content Management Standard
Edition on the Amazon EC2 Web Service.
Use one of the
WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web
Content Management Standard Edition
Amazon Machine Images to deliver an
exceptional Web experience to your users.
|
|
Build a stand alone Web site, or a Web site with portal
capabilities using one of the following ready-to-go Amazon
Machine Images (AMIs):
- WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content
Management Standard Edition development AMI (ISVs): Build
portal and Web content management solutions to develop and test commercially available
applications at the low cost of Amazon EC2 usage charges.
- WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition
production-ready
AMI: Develop and deliver portal and Web content management solutions on a pay as you
go basis.
- Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition production-ready AMI: Develop and deliver
brilliant Internet, extranet, and intranet Web sites on a pay as you go basis.
To start developing on Amazon EC2, you'll need an Amazon
account. If you don't have one, you can create it as part of
the registration process.
Need more information about using WebSphere Portal Server and
Lotus Web Content Management AMIs? See the
resources below.
Use no charge development AMI
Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) can use WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard
Edition for development and testing of commercially available
network delivered applications, with no time limits. There is no fee from IBM for the AMI. You are responsible for the Amazon EC2 usage charges.
Details about the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web
Content Management Standard Edition development AMI can be found in the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition AMI Catalog.
Use no charge development open beta AMI
This AMI contains the latest WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content
Management Beta, providing a preview of new product technology and features.
The beta release contains WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Beta
1 software. Improvements in this release are designed to help you achieve faster time to value, with updates and ease of use enhancements provided that extend the utility of the WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management software to a wider set of applications, skill sets and audiences for increased deployment flexibility and user productivity.
There is no fee from IBM for the AMI. You are responsible for the Amazon EC2 usage charges.
Details about the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web
Content Management Standard Edition development AMI
Open Beta can be found in the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition Open Beta AMI Catalog.
Use the WebSphere Portal beta forum to ask questions, find answers, or read discussion relating to this product beta.
Use production-ready AMIs
Use WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management
Standard Edition AMIs at an hourly
rate. Amazon Web Services offers a low-cost, pay as you go model with no long-term commitments and no minimum fees.
See the Amazon EC2 Running IBM page for more information on pricing and other service details.
Details about the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web
Content Management Standard Edition production-ready AMI can be found in
the WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition AMI Catalog and the Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition AMI Catalog.
Purchase a product license for use on AWS
Another option is to use your own product licenses.
You can install and run IBM programs on the Amazon EC2 Web service using program licenses obtained from IBM on a Processor Value Unit (PVU) basis.
Read PVUs required for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
for more information.
Find purchase information for Lotus
Web Content Management or
WebSphere
Portal and buy online.
The following resources can help you get started with AMIs.
Additional resources designed to help you evaluate or use this
product can be found on the
Support tab.
More
IBM
AMIs available on Amazon EC2.
| 
