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Archived Cloud Computing Articles
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04 Jan 2013
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'Resilience and Reliability on AWS' [29191]
O'Reilly Title Instructs on Defending Against Network Outages in the Cloud
"Resilience and Reliability on AWS" by Jurg van Vliet, Flavia Pagamelli,and Jasper Geutsen, a new title from O'Reilly, instructs readers in how to build applications in the public cloud that are as network-outage proof as possible. The writers draw on their experiences at 9apps to show how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis bolstered by advice on the top 10 tips for surviving outages in the cloud and the use of elasticsearch to build a dependable NoSQL data store. The authors also show how to combine AWS and PostgreSQL to build an RDBMS that scales well.
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04 Jan 2013
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'Resilience and Reliability on AWS' [29191]
O'Reilly Title Instructs on Defending Against Network Outages in the Cloud
"Resilience and Reliability on AWS" by Jurg van Vliet, Flavia Pagamelli,and Jasper Geutsen, a new title from O'Reilly, instructs readers in how to build applications in the public cloud that are as network-outage proof as possible. The writers draw on their experiences at 9apps to show how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis bolstered by advice on the top 10 tips for surviving outages in the cloud and the use of elasticsearch to build a dependable NoSQL data store. The authors also show how to combine AWS and PostgreSQL to build an RDBMS that scales well.
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04 Jan 2013
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'Resilience and Reliability on AWS' [29191]
O'Reilly Title Instructs on Defending Against Network Outages in the Cloud
"Resilience and Reliability on AWS" by Jurg van Vliet, Flavia Pagamelli,and Jasper Geutsen, a new title from O'Reilly, instructs readers in how to build applications in the public cloud that are as network-outage proof as possible. The writers draw on their experiences at 9apps to show how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis bolstered by advice on the top 10 tips for surviving outages in the cloud and the use of elasticsearch to build a dependable NoSQL data store. The authors also show how to combine AWS and PostgreSQL to build an RDBMS that scales well.
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28 Dec 2012
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Securing the Cloud for Public Sector: Webcast [29086]
Panel Discusses Public Sector Cloud Adoption R, Common Challenges, Security Issues, Identity Management
Oracle Enterprise Security Architect Spiros Angelopoulos assembled a team including himself and Darin Pendergraft, Principal Product Marketing Director, Identity Management; Glenn Brunette, Cloud Architect, Enterprise Solutions Group; and Girish Venkataraman, Sales Consulting Senior Manager, Platform Advanced, to discuss such issues involving "Securing the Cloud for Public Sector" as adoption rates for cloud in public sector, common challenges, security issues, Identity Management issues, and public vs. private cloud, just to name a few. Darin Pendergraft provides a link to a replay of the discussion.
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26 Dec 2012
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Cloud Reference Architecture: White Paper [29077]
A Guide to Matching Resources with Demand
A new white paper in the Oracle Enterprise Transformation Solutions Series, "Cloud Reference Architecture," expands on the assertions in the Gartner article "Five Cloud Computing Trends That Will Affect Cloud Strategy Through 2015" and addresses the concerns of an enterprise seeking to attain higher levels of cloud maturity by providing a reference for building enterprise-class, highly scalable cloud infrastructures. The paper concentrates on the attributes of the hybrid cloud, one capable of integrating either with other private clouds or public clouds. Oracle solutions deliver the capabilities necessary to provide the means to implement exactly the level of resource capacity necessary for enterprise-class operations.
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26 Dec 2012
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Do Your Next Upgrade from the Cloud [29078]
Save Time, Money, Reduce Risk
Using a video that cites the experience of civil construction firm Colas in implementing JD Edwards, Yaldah Hakim offers three reasons to move to the cloud before your next upgrade. With the cloud and a focus on core business initiatives rather than the implementation of complex environments, it is easier and cheaper to scale IT resources to changing business requirements. The second reason is reducing risk by consulting Oracle Managed Cloud Services whose experts can provide guidance leading to faster, more assured implementation of business applications. Finally, reduced downtime is a certain result of employing Oracle's best practices and tools across the technology stack.
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