DirectThought, a New York Based company, is working on a native iPhone application, named directEC2 to access and control Amazon’s EC2. You’ll be able to keep tabs on your EC2 resource (instances, volumes, etc.) using this application running on your iPhone. Because it is a native application, it doesn’t rely on any other server. All you rely on are your iPhone, Amazon’s servers and your internet connection. This application is under development and has been tested on the iPhone and iPod touch.

This application uses a toolkit called cTypica which is an Objective-C version of the popular typica Java toolkit for AWS. This will be released under the Apache 2.0 License to enable others to gain access to Amazon’s service from their own iPhone applications.

There’s no indication when the application will be released.

Bellow are some screenshots of the application in action.

Related posts:

• Embed iPhone and iPod Touch Applications In Your WordPress Blog As PcMagazine put it, “uQuery is to the App Store...
• AWS Management Console Now Supports Relational Database Service Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is a web service...
• A Search Engine for the iPhone AppStore With over 70 thousand new applications for the iPhone &...