Windows Azure Diagnostics: Initializing the Configuration and Using a Configuration File
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AIO setup of OpenStack – preparing the infrastructure code environment
Viewing your OpenStack infrastructure deployment as code will not only simplify node configuration, but also improve the automation process.
Despite the existence of numerous system-management...
3 Reasons Why “the Cloud” Is a Terrible Metaphor (and One Why It Isn’t)
I have a lot of feelings about “the cloud” as a metaphor for networked computing. All my indignation comes too late, of course. I’ve...
Zone Redundancy for Azure Cache for Redis now in preview from Microsoft Azure Blog...
Between waves of pandemics, hurricanes, and wildfires, you don’t need cloud infrastructure adding to your list of worries this year. Fortunately, there has never...
Creating Java EE Applications
In this article by Grant Shipley author of Learning OpenShift we are going to learn how to use OpenShift in order to create and...
Things to Consider When Migrating to the Cloud
After the decision is made to make use of a cloud solution like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure, there is one main question...
Introducing DataStax Constellation: A cloud platform for rapid development of Apache Cassandra-based apps
At the first day of Accelerate 2019, DataStax unveiled DataStax Constellation, a modern cloud platform specifically designed for Apache Cassandra. DataStax is a leading...
Dispelling the myths of hybrid cloud
The words "vendor lock" worry me more than I'd like to admit. Whether it's having too many virtual machines in ec2, an expensive lambda...
Go 1.11 support announced for Google Cloud Functions!
Yesterday, Google cloud announced the support for Go 1.11 (in beta) on Cloud Functions. Developers can now write Go functions that scale dynamically and...
Dropbox purchases workflow and eSignature startup ‘HelloSign’ for $250M
Dropbox has purchased HelloSign, a San Francisco based private company that provides lightweight document workflow and eSignature services. Dropbox has paid $230 million for...