Emind at AWS re:Invent 2013
Migrating to the AWS cloud presents numerous challenges in building and transferring operation to the cloud. Customers who are moving from on-premise architecture face the challenge of planning ahead for…
My Take on AWS re:Invent 2013: The Cloud Makes IT Cool
The AWS cloud is here to stay. That’s a fact that is not solely attributable to its famed CTO, Dr. Werner Vogel’s, charisma. It is rather due to AWS creating its own destiny for success. This is thanks to a couple factors in particular, namely, an ideal pace of innovation and a positive and highly innovative product and marketing atmosphere (aka evangelism).
There is no doubt that the cloud put Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos, in the position to fill what used to be Apple’s shoes. What is interesting, though, is that he used those shoes to mosey on over to IT’s doorstep.
AWS re:Invent 2013 Best of Show: The Winners
The AWS re:Invent floor this year was much more vibrant than last year. It included remarkable cloud products’ promotions made by the 189 conference sponsors, some of which only began their ventures one year ago. Naturally, the ‘experienced’ vendors made themselves known, with more lavish displays and a larger staff headcount, but that is to be expected.
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Zadara at AWS re:Invent 2013
Zadara, No SAN – No NAS : Taming Storage in the Cloud AWS users and enterprise customers realize that S3 and EBS services don’t allow for the tools and configurations…
Incapsula at AWS re:Invent 2013
Incapsula, Beyond AWS out of the box: CDN, Load Balance and Security A CDN with built in security is only available at a rudimentary level using AWS. Incapsula adds security…
GenieDB at AWS re:Invent 2013
GenieDB: Its all About the Database as a SPOF in the Cloud GenieDB Management Console makes it easy to launch, manage and monitor fully distributed, industrial strength MySQL databases. By…
Garantia at AWS re:Invent 2013
Garantia Data: Scalalbe and Reliable Redis on Steroids The main challenge of Redis is scalability, assuring reliability for large data sets and overall performance. Over a thousand paying customers make…
Dome9 at AWS re:Invent 2013
Dome9: Control and Visibility For your AWS Cloud FireWall Dome 9 is a security management service for Amazon Cloud, in a policy based approach that you can use in a…
Who Stole my CPU? A Few Basics on CPU Steal Time
One of the most important features of the cloud is the sharing of resources by multi-tenants.
Without sharing and being able to optimize utilization of resources, the cloud operator can’t provide scalability and support “economies of scale” for its business.
The IaaS public contains its “cloud magic” as well as real hardware such as computing, storage, and network devices. The utilization of these resources should be optimized by meeting demand (by time), hence they must be shared between the cloud consumers.
Amazon AWS Cloud Calculator
Amazon EC2 changes the economics of computing by allowing you to pay only for capacity that you actually use. Evaluate your new hosting expenses using Amazon AWS. Click here to…
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