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Cloud Computing News
You don’t need Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure
The chances are that the use of Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure is not appropriate for your in-house development or system needs. What you need for IaaS Using Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), such as AWS, typically allows a wide choice of … Continued
Cloud computing news digest 5 Sep 2011
The tax man attempts to keep up with cloud computing Cloud computing issues are mainstream news. The Washington Post reports on the impact of cloud computing upon state tax revenues: beyond the decisions about which state’s tax rates should apply … Continued
Ruby on Rails 3.1 release not uncontroversial
Ruby on Rails 3.1 has been released. As well as the usual round of bug fixes, the latest version of the ever-popular web development framework has seen a few controversial features added (controversial amongst web developers at least): New default … Continued
Cloud computing – The basics
Cloud computing is the delivery of everything from IT infrastructure to applications and business processes as a service over the internet rather than a product. Instead of having to maintain in-house servers and install software, shared resources are delivered to … Continued
Database as a service from VMware
VMware has announced VMware vFabric Data Director, an enterprise database as a service (DBaaS). The first database supported by VMware vFabric Data Director is VMware vFabric Postgres 9.0 (vPostgres) which is PostgreSQL compatible. VMware vFabric Data Director requires VMware vSphere … Continued
Cloud computing news digest 29 August 2011
Amazon launches Amazon ElastiCache Amazon has launched Amazon ElastiCache, a MemCached compatible web service for in-memory caching. Amazon ElasticCache improves the performance of web applications by using in-memory caching rather than caching to disk. Cloud Foundry all to yourself Micro … Continued
Cloud computing news digest 22 August 2011
Joyent ports Kernel-based Virtual Machine into its operating system Joyent has ported Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) into its SmartOS operating system. SmartOS, is a fork of the Illumos operating system, which in its turn is a fork of the OpenSolaris … Continued
Salesforce CRM in the cloud
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications are used to centrally store business information so that it can be shared across a company, helping to manage workflow, hold data about customers and clients, improve sales and marketing functions (often automating many key … Continued
Cloud computing news digest 15 August 2011
Metropolitan police in the cloud The UK Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is planning to migrate various systems to the cloud. The MPS’s Strategic Cloud Programme is designed to increase collaboration, knowledge management, risk management, information sharing and business intelligence analytics … Continued
