Instacart, a San Francisco–based startup, scaled its production database environment to support millions of new items per month using AWS without requiring additional engineering resources. Learn more about AWS: http://aws.amazon.com/start-ups/

London-based startup import.io provides an online tool used for collecting data from any website, allowing users to turn that information into structured data and APIs. The company uses a broad range of AWS services, including Amazon EC2, Amazon CloudFront, and Elastic Load Balancing, to capture website information and deliver it for analysis in Excel, databases, and custom line-of-business applications. By using AWS, the 25-person company can focus on developing the product instead of buying and maintaining IT infrastructure hardware and software, enabling it to deliver continuous feature improvements while easily scaling to handle billions of transactions annually.

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