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This document discusses building and deploying Ajax applications on the cloud. It begins with defining what a cloud is, noting that a cloud is a data center with an API that provides on-demand infrastructure and services. It then covers issues for Ajax developers working with clouds, such as planning for persistent data and failover. The document concludes with a live demo of using a cloud-based IDE to build an Ajax application on Amazon EC2 and deploy it to the cloud.
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