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The Titanic Cloud
Is a cloud provider unsinkable? This piece from CNN shows an image of the Titanic as it talks about Amazon’s recent Amazon Web Services outage, which took down parts of many sites, including Reddit, FourSquare and the New York Times. … Continue reading
Cascading Human Error
I caught this short piece on the Amazon EC2 outageand while it does highlight a potential problem in the world of the cloud, there was one part of it that really stuck out to me. This quote in particular was … Continue reading
The Intelligence Cloud
I was thinking to call this the “Military Intelligence Cloud” but no one would believe it was true. Apparently the US Air Force has awarded a contract to build an intelligence platform that will allow different branches of the military … Continue reading
PAAS
When I hear people talk about the “cloud” I often find that I have a different view of what “cloud” means. What is a cloud? How is it structured? There are all sorts of definitions, but in my mind I … Continue reading