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      <title>Swap Files and AWS - Extending Your EC2 Free Tier Instance Memory</title>
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      <description>Amazon Web Services, or AWS, is the biggest provider of cloud computing services in the world. Even services like Heroku are a wrapper for AWS instances that applications sent to Heroku are deployed on. For developers first starting out with AWS, or for experimental applications that are intended for proof of concept or tech demos, the most cost-efficent way to deploy an application on AWS is to use the free tier of services.</description>
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