I am currently looking into the possibility of using a hosted email environment. AppTheory has used an internal Exchange server for mail since the company started.

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As most of you who read this know, AppTheory had a booth at OpenForce ‘09 last week in Las Vegas where we handed out flyers and discussed DotNetNuke with anyone who stopped by and wanted to chat. Surprisingly, there were many people who had tons of questions.

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You may remember in one of my previous posts I recommended the Affirma ThreeSharp library for interacting with your Amazon S3 storage system.

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a set of cloud based infrastructure web services that are offered to developers and companies. These services provide expandable and flexible infrastructure to user. The are several parts to the cloud infrastructure. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides compute capacity in the cloud. This compute capacity is provided by Amazon Machine Instances (AMIs). The machine instances can provide cloud based virtual servers with windows and *nix based operating systems.

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It is not uncommon to have a client request a list of site users in a particular role. You can obviously get this information from the DotNetNuke user interface but its very easy to get this directly from the tables in SQL Management Studio and then export to a CSV or Excel file for easy distribution. Below is an example of finding all users for a particular portal.

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