If you didn't attend or haven't viewed the CommunityOne presentation by Ben Rockwood on ZFS, then take some time to tune into a replay of his talk. The nearly two-hour webcast is a thorough examination of the ZFS file system. The talk covers the basics, but Rockwood delves into the subject matter more than many other presentations on the topic. It is directed at beginners as well as individuals who are familiar with ZFS but don't consider themselves quite experts.
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The newly announced AT&T Synaptic Compute as a Service is using Sun's Open Cloud Platform, Sun Cloud APIs and cloud reference architecture as the underlying infrastructure for its cloud offerings. This global cloud-based service is geared at creating an environment to make it easy for developers to build and deploy value-added services, as well as provide companies of all sizes simple on-demand access to scalable computing capacity.
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Find out what Sun is saying about privacy issues, security and building trust into system design. The discussion is led by Hal Stern with guest Susan Landau, Distinguished Engineer at Sun. How protected are we in the arena where data is exchanged, downloaded, packaged and shared with other entities?
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Sun Distinguished Engineer Glenn Brunette addresses developments in three Cloud Computing security projects he has been associated with in a recent blog entitled "Cloud Security from Sun's CommunityOne." These projects include Security Hardened Virtual Machine Images, Cloud Safety Box, and Encrypted ZFS Backups.
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