Cloud Computing Blogs

Since ancient times heroes sad beauty Guan. The remarkable feats of heroes are obvious to all in the eyes of the world, but they cannot pass the "beauty". And now, like this, Google, Amazon and Microsoft, such as the International IT giants, once how powerful, but in the face of cloud computing "security", it seems to be helpless. From the day of the Birth of cloud computing services, frequent bursts of security incidents, so that users have some suspicious heart more uneasy. Just last month, Amazon, the cloud-computing services provider, broke out the biggest outage in prehistoric times. April 21 ...

This article introduces 8 well-known companies such as Intel,evernote, Ogilvy and other cases to see how they are through the participation of guest blogs, to help their businesses and individuals better in shaping the brand, rapid promotion of visibility and influence. As a gradually rising social marketing means, can help enterprises and individuals to better shape the brand, rapid promotion of visibility and influence. This article lists eight well-known companies to use guest blogs for different purposes, aiming to provide readers with some new perspectives and ideas for understanding this social media tool. The guest blog is a double-edged sword written in front of you. ...

The Internet and mobile networks are the two most influential global networks today, and the mobile Internet combines the advantages of both and emits huge commercial potential. And on behalf of the Internet application direction of the fashionable cloud computing mixed up with the hot mobile Internet, immediately by the industry widely bullish. 　　The cloud, known as disruptive innovation, will be an open trend on broadband mobile internet. Born a pair of market research company Abiresearc ...

Experts: Five Views on cloud computing (1) cloud computing is the same as every it trend, including service-oriented architecture (SOA) and Web services. 　　We're talking about cloud computing, and maybe not the same basic concept. I recently joined a linkedin/google group on cloud computing, one of which has posted a sticker that looks so simple. The problem is: cloud computing and what we have ...

Cloud computing has just developed and it has developed rapidly. The competition life cycle of many traditional IDC industries is shortening. Internet unicorns with cloud computing as their core competitiveness are appearing faster and faster.

A few months ago Hugh MacLeod's blog article, "The Amazing Secrets of cloud computing", caused a discussion. Hugh thinks: Cloud computing can lead to super monopoly. A few weeks ago Larry Ellison the opposite view, saying that Salesforce.com is hard to make a profit and that no one is making too much money on cloud computing. In this article I will explain why Ellison is right, and why Ellison is dangerous in terms of Oracle Company's future strategy. First look at Hugh Macleod ...

Brain science and the Internet at the beginning of this century, with the development of the Internet, new applications and concepts have been born, in which the network of things, cloud computing and large data has been the focus of researchers, and has caused a wide range of research upsurge. Researchers have studied the internet of things, cloud computing and large data in different ways, and achieved many results. But there are still problems to be solved, such as the Internet of things, cloud computing, the relationship between big data and the Web, and how they are differentiated and correlated. At the beginning of this century, the Internet and brain science of cross contrast research, for the analysis of things networking, cloud computing ...

1. Manufacturers, as always, blur the true definition of new terminology. The author thinks (and others view) that cloud computing is different from common computing, the latter is also different from grid computing: "Grid computing is often referred to as an environment for pooling resources that run computational tasks, such as image processing, rather than lengthy processes such as Web sites or e-mail servers." "" Common computing is often an environment that supports pooled resources for very long processes, and common computing generally focuses on meeting service levels by providing the optimal amount of resources needed to complete a task. "Cloud computing."

I recently joined a linkedin/google discussion group on cloud computing. 　　A member of the post that was supposed to be a naïve question: what is the difference between cloud computing and what we know about grid computing? I immediately gave my own answer, but overnight, more than 10 letters have flooded in, forming an email chain that shows interesting nuances about the term. I certainly hope that this will not let myself be kicked out of this group, but in the author's opinion, it may be interesting to copy some of the letters. For privacy reasons ...

Cloud computing is a new computing model. One of its notable advantages is that cloud computing users can use services from the Internet anytime, anywhere, and pay by usage. When you need to increase (or reduce) computing power, you can get (or release) resources immediately, whereas in traditional data centers (not private cloud environments) users need to purchase hardware, install configuration operating systems and middleware software, and deploy applications. The difference between the two approaches in operation and maintenance is clear, which is one of the main reasons why cloud computing can be hot-won and chased by the industry. So is cloud computing perfect? In the clouds ...