Over the last few months Google has continued to focus on performance as a key message to developers. From their “Let’s make the web faster” initiative on Google Code, to their public DNS service, to the constant focus on performance by their Chief Performance guru, Steve Souders, it’s clear that Google wants people to have a faster experience on the web.

We’re excited about Amazon’s new AWS location. So much so we’ve already started development to bring its benefits to our customers by next week. As such, we had to quickly figure out how to adapt our tools to work with it.

In their announcement, Amazon stated that Elasticfox already worked with the new location. While that’s true, if you tried looking for a new Elasticfox release you’d be in for a surprise: there isn’t one. That’s because it doesn’t need an update to work.

Instead, just fire up your existing Elasticfox installation and click on the Regions button in the upper left corner:

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