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Articles Written by: BERNARD GOLDEN
Many companies hesitate to explore cloud computing because of concerns relating to the security, reliability, and cost of
an always-on cloud-based application versus one hosted internally. A perfect initial cloud application for this type of ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
22 Oct 2009
This week's cloud tempest is the very visible breakdown of Microsoft's Danger storage service for the T-Mobile Sidekick phone.
An apologetic email (as reported by TechCrunch) first went out from Microsoft to users noting that all data had been lost ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
15 Oct 2009
There's been a lot of discussion the past couple of days about an analysis by Guy Rosen, in which he estimates that Amazon Web Services (AWS) is provisioning 50K EC2 server instances per day. He created
this estimate by examining EC2 resource IDs (if ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
29 Sep 2009
CIO - The lack of buzz about the recent VMware announcement of vCloud Express is, to me at least, puzzling. VCloud express is VMware's riposte to Amazon Web Services--a publicly available, get-started-with-a-credit-card, IaaS offering. Since VMware is ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
ComputerWorld,
22 Sep 2009
CIO - A couple of weeks ago Forrester released a report on cloud computing, based upon a survey of small and large enterprises located in North America and Europe. I was particularly interested in its findings as it addressed the question of private ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
ComputerWorld,
29 Jun 2009
CIO - Over the past few weeks, I've examined the role of private clouds in cloud computing. In posts one and two, I discussed the functional services that comprise a private cloud, both from the infrastructure as well as the application management ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
ComputerWorld,
4 Jun 2009
Traditional business intelligence solutions can't scale to the degree necessary in today's data environment. One solution
getting a lot of attention recently: Hadoop, an open-source product inspired by Google's search architecture. Twenty years ago, ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
9 Apr 2009
A couple of interesting whitepapers crossed my desk over the past week whose message can be boiled down to a simple proposition:
cloud providers can achieve economies of scale that preclude almost any organization's data center from being ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
6 Apr 2009
This announcement strikes me as intriguing for a number of reasons:
1. IBM recognizes that Amazon EC2 is becoming an important computing platform and wants to stake a claim to be part of it.
If one believes that cloud computing is going to be a ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
NetworkWorld,
12 Feb 2009
Related Topics:
IBM
I was invited to speak at Sun a few weeks ago. They've started a new program to bring in outside luminaries to offer differing perspectives on topics important to Sun in an effort to avoid inside-the-beltway thinking (or, put more floridly, to avoid ...
From BERNARD GOLDEN,
LXer,
25 Mar 2008