AWS Free Usage Tier Now Includes SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
We are excited to announce that AWS now offers SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) as an option in addition to Linux/UNIX and RHEL in the Linux free usage tier pool. Free usage tier eligible customers now have the option to run SLES as part of the 750 hours of free Linux usage each month to test drive SLES on Amazon EC2.
See the AWS Free Usage Tier Section to learn how to get started with SLES in the free usage tier, or the SUSE Section to learn about SLES on Amazon EC2. You can also get started on SLES on AWS Free Usage Tier by logging into the AWS Management Console or through 1-Click on AWS Marketplace. Visit the Resources Section to find Getting Started Guides, development tools, and tutorials, or visit the Community Forums to get your questions answered.
We are excited to announce that AWS now offers SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) as an option in addition to Linux/UNIX and RHEL in the Linux free usage tier pool. Free usage tier eligible customers now have the option to run SLES as part of the 750 hours of free Linux usage each month to test drive SLES on Amazon EC2.
See the AWS Free Usage Tier Section to learn how to get started with SLES in the free usage tier, or the SUSE Section to learn about SLES on Amazon EC2. You can also get started on SLES on AWS Free Usage Tier by logging into the AWS Management Console or through 1-Click on AWS Marketplace. Visit the Resources Section to find Getting Started Guides, development tools, and tutorials, or visit the Community Forums to get your questions answered.