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The next goal of Sandstorm.io is to make it easier for people to run personal Web App. It allows users to have their own server, through an interface similar to the App Store to enter, users can install their own App, just like installing App on your phone. About Sandstorm We often talk about privacy, security, control and other issues. Tell you a secret: The so-called privacy and security are not really the main reason Sandstorm exists, they're just by-products. Make ...

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 ...

The intermediary transaction SEO diagnoses Taobao guest Cloud host Technology Hall e-Mail, is the current Internet most popular enterprise application one. E-mail is fast, easy to distribute and inexpensive compared to traditional mail. E-mail is eroding the traditional mail market gradually. Nowadays, the phenomenon of E-commerce is becoming more and more common, and email marketing has become one of the important ways of enterprise promotion. The mail server is an important management device for sending and receiving e-mail to ensure the security and efficiency of the enterprise mailbox. Today, IDC review network to share with you ...

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 ...