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Introduce AWS Getting Started and better steer users to GCP resources #368

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Expand Up @@ -101,8 +101,10 @@ Take a look at the example personalities in the `/cmd/` directory:
- This example runs an HTTP web server that takes arbitrary data and adds it to a file-based log.
- [mysql](./cmd/conformance/mysql/): example of operating a log that uses MySQL
- This example is easiest deployed via `docker compose`, which allows for easy setup and teardown.
- [gcp](./cmd/conformance/gcp/): example of operating a log running in GCP
- This example can be deployed via terraform (see the [deployment](./deployment/) directory).
- [gcp](./cmd/conformance/gcp/): example of operating a log running in GCP.
- This example can be deployed via terraform, see the [deployment instructions](./deployment/live/gcp/conformance#manual-deployment).
- [aws](./cmd/conformance/aws/): example of operating a log running on AWS.
- This example can be deployed via terraform, see the [deployment instructions](./deployment/live/aws/codelab#aws-codelab-deployment).
- [posix-oneshot](./cmd/examples/posix-oneshot/): example of a command line tool to add entries to a log stored on the local filesystem
- This example is not a long-lived process; running the command integrates entries into the log which lives only as files.

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