SHAREPOINTDESKLESS
EXCHANGE_S_DESKLESS

K2 – DESKLESSWOFFPACK

SHAREPOINTWAC
SHAREPOINTDESKLESS
EXCHANGE_S_DESKLESS

P1 – LITEPACK

MCOLITE
SHAREPOINTLITE
EXCHANGE_L_STANDARD

E1 – STANDARDPACK

MCOSTANDARD
SHAREPOINTSTANDARD
EXCHANGE_S_STANDARD

E2 – STANDARDWOFFPACK (?)

E3 – ENTERPRISEPACK

OFFICESUBSCRIPTION
MCOSTANDARD
SHAREPOINTWAC
SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE
EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE

E4 – ENTERPRISEWITHSCAL

OFFICESUBSCRIPTION
MCOSTANDARD
SHAREPOINTWAC
SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE
EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE

source: http://blog.c7solutions.com/2011/07/assign-specific-licences-in-office-365.html

The example below is just to show how to use routes to intercept requests to a static file.

Put router before static.

app.use(app.router);
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/static'));

Add ‘/*’ handler (don’t forget to call next())

app.get('/*', function(req, res, next){
  res.setHeader('Last-Modified', (new Date()).toUTCString());
  next();
});

public AmazonSimpleDBConfig()
{
    this.serviceVersion = "2009-04-15";
    this.serviceURL = "https://sdb.amazonaws.com";
    this.userAgent = AWSSDKUtils.SDKUserAgent;
    this.signatureVersion = "2";
    this.signatureMethod = "HmacSHA256";
    this.proxyPort = -1;
    this.maxErrorRetry = 3;
    this.fUseSecureString = true;
}

Add-Type -Path "C:\AWS SDK\1.3.8.0\bin\AWSSDK.dll"
$sdb=[Amazon.AWSClientFactory]::CreateAmazonSimpleDBClient('Key Id', 'Secret Key')

#Create Domain

$req = (new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.CreateDomainRequest).WithDomainName('Contacts')
$sdb.CreateDomain($req)

#List Domains

$req = (new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.ListDomainsRequest)
$sdb.ListDomains($req)

#Insert Item

$req = (new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.PutAttributesRequest).WithDomainName('Contacts').WithItemName('user1');
$req.Attribute.Add((new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.ReplaceableAttribute).WithName('FirstName').WithValue('Konstantin'))
$req.Attribute.Add((new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.ReplaceableAttribute).WithName('LastName').WithValue('Vlasenko'))
$sdb.PutAttributes($req)

#Query All Items

$req = (new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.SelectRequest).WithSelectExpression('select * from Contacts')
$sdb.Select($req)

#Query Item

$req = (new-object Amazon.SimpleDB.Model.SelectRequest).WithSelectExpression('select * from Contacts where itemName()="user1"')
$sdb.Select($req)

The cloud is not only a new way to more easily and cheaply get the computing power needed to do what companies and individuals are doing today…
This may be the most important benefit of the cloud—it enables companies of all sizes and in all sectors, as well as governments, non-profits, and individuals, to more quickly build new applications and services – http://goo.gl/uxQcT

Cloud is agility and efficiency of computing. Agile team should be in the cloud.

It means that you should do your job completely in the cloud whenever possible. Developing, Testing, Presenting, e.t.c.

BTW: Manifesto for Agile Software Development

function isLoggedIn(req, res, next) {
    if(req.session['FedTokenCookie']){
      next();
    }else{
      res.writeHead(301, {"Location":'/login'});
      res.end();
    }
};

app.get('/mails', isLoggedIn, function(req, res, next){
  ...;
});
app.get('/docs', isLoggedIn, function(req, res, next){
  ...;
});

ifconfig | awk '/inet addr:.* B/ {split($2,a,":"); print a[2] }'

var aws = require("aws-lib");
var ec2 = aws.createEC2Client(accessKeyId, secretAccessKey);
var iType = 't1.micro';
ec2.call('DescribeSpotPriceHistory', {'InstanceType.1':iType}, function(result) {
    console.log(result.spotPriceHistorySet.item);
  }
);

Client:

Server:

Output:

login= {
  {
    name: Velaskec,
    password: Pa$$word
  }
}