Amazon Web Services and Mosso admin on 11 Mar 2009
Having talked about Amazon being the only game in town I thought it would be interesting to look at Mosso and look at the advantages / differences between Mosso And Amazon: From a technology perspective Mosso don’t provide root access to their severs. They provide servers with the OS and software pre-installed. Mosso claims that [...]
Amazon Web Services and Cloud admin on 09 Mar 2009
Simone Brunozzi, technology evangelist for AWS in Europe, posted some further success stories / use cases for Amazon Web Services in Europe and Asia on the Amazon blog – I’ve reposted the article below as it always makes interesting reading to see how companies are embracing cloud computing, and particularly what the details are of [...]
Cloud and HPC admin on 06 Mar 2009
We see these questions time and time again – “How do I design for Peak load” and “How do I scale out on the cloud?”. First lets figure out how to give some definition for Peak load: We will make a stab at defining peak load as: “A percentage of activity on a day/week/month/year that [...]
Amazon Web Services and Cloud admin on 03 Mar 2009
iPhone Application “Cloud Status” lets you monitor the status of either Google App Engine, Amazon Web Services, and Twitter in real-time. It’s a simple but effective example of monitoring-as-a-service. It’s available from Bablim Light Industries in the iPhone App Store.
Amazon Web Services and Cloud admin on 02 Mar 2009
Vendors small and large are starting to see Cloud Computing as a great sales and technical differentiator. Three example of this are: 1. AMD pushed out press to let the world know it is saying “yes to cloud”. Whoopee ! To quote: “Advanced Micro Devices CEO Dirk Meyer sees cloud computing as the next great [...]
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