You can be up to date with what images are being added to Amazon EC2 with the RSS feeds of recently added 
and recently updated images.
We have been working on adding more and more data to the site, and now we can identify all the windows and *nix images, including flavors Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, RedHat, Gentoo, Debian, SuSe and OpenSolaris.
You can see all the platforms in the lower right of the main page.
We have opened the doors on The Cloud Market! Now you can see the information about all the images and if you re a publisher, register to edit their details.
For example you can find Ubuntu Intrepid images bublished by the Ubuntu project both in 32 and 64 bit and in the US and European regions.
We are hoping over time to build up more and more functionality to help people find the AWS images they need quickly and effectively and also allowing them to track the evolution of images (both paid and free)
We have added European images to the site. Now you can easily see the region for each of the AMIs.
For example, check the Amazon DevPay Example AMIs.
You can add information about your paid images (Amazon DevPay) providing users a centralized place for information, including pricing, and with a link to buy your product.
For instance, check the Amazon DevPay example AMI
We are opening the registration to our followers for a limited time. Sign up at http://www.thecloudmarket.com/signup?invite=iloveclouds
Got public images, then come in and claim them to add more information, including information about you as a image provider.
Get the default details of a machine image, and see who owns it - also coming is requesting scan for installed packages and more
A peek inside the soon to be released site
Our production server is up and ready, if you are interested in getting more information here over there and sign up, we’ll e-mail you as soon as we are open (or probably before).
Right now we are starting to look for people who have public AMI images in order to test the site and also set-up their shop fronts before we are open to the public. This means you can claim your images and start populating more information about them to make them taggable, searchable and more. If you are interested drop us a line.
