When will I get access to Atmos developer service?

Thanks Eric.

Btw, when I tried to respond by email I got this................

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.....................just letting you know! (Obviously I received the email associated with your message fine.)

Mark,

Two other options while we resolve our issues:

• Download Atmos Evaluation Edition which consists of 4 pre-installed Atmos nodes designed for VMWare ESX.

• Use an Atmos service provider partner for development.  They do charge to use their services, but for API development purposes the charges may be negligible.

Downloading and deploying the ESX images is certainly more complex and using an Atmos service provider partner will have a small cost (depending on the data stored and bandwidth consumption) but I wanted to suggest alternatives while we resolve the issues with our developer service.

Raj

Hi Raj,

We are actually looking at getting use of the Atmos service at Dell, since they are a partner in this project. That said I don't think they've actually bought the kit yet, so there may be a bit of a delay there as well.

I'll look into the VM option; it may be more work than I want to do at the moment. But on the plus side would give me Atmos admin experience which I don't have...worth considering...

Thanks,

Mark