'Amazon running out of cloud space was a surprise', says UK user after T2.micro issues
AWS admits it encountered problems with provisioning for the t2.micro instance capacity, but insists its new London datacentres didn't run short of capacity
Amazon Web Services (AWS) says its new London datacentres are not suffering capacity issues, despite users being told on Friday that there was no T2.micro instance availability in its London region...
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