Handling online game challenges by Gabriel Glachant, IT Manager at Bulkypix
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Gabriel Glachant from Bulkypix discussed moving their online games to the cloud to address challenges of online platforms. Using AWS services like EC2, RDS, ELB, and autoscaling provides Bulkypix scalability, high availability, and reduced costs compared to owning their own servers. The cloud allows Bulkypix to focus on their games rather than infrastructure management.
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