Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

4 Monsters in the Cloud: A Scary Story Unfolds


We all love to play devil's advocate especially surrounding a buzz-of-a-topic everyone is all ears on. This is particularly true about cloud computing where web people and not just developers and systems administrators have taken a personal crusade to make sure that their fears about it are properly addressed.

So what are the top cloud computing fears for users, developers and enterprises? Here are the four (4) most common ones that cause apprehension. Let's call them 'Cloud Monsters'.

1. Security and Privacy
2. Data Recovery
3. System Administration
4. Scalability

Related stories:
Privacy, security issues darken cloud computing plans

In search of a silver lining
Cloud Computing Adoption Grows Despite Concerns
Pew study: cloud computing popular, privacy worries linger

Cloud Computing: Securing the Cloud
Cloud Failure: The Myth of Nines
Cloud Computing Opinion: The Goal of "Five Nines" - 99.999% Availability - is Meaningless
Still Cloudy on Cloud Computing: A Matrix to Guide the Coming Policy Debates

What is the State of Cloud Computing?
What Laws Should Govern Computing Clouds?
20 Real-Life Challenges of Cloud Computing
The Obvious Dangers of the Cloud

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Friday, May 9, 2008

StackOverflow


No doubt there are plenty of references if you are interested in learning about programming but if you feel that reading alone isn't gonna cut it for you, then may I suggest you head over to StackOverflow. Jeff Atwood and the rest of the crew are generous to a T in sharing what they know through their podcasts.

Not the least bit horrible, right Jeff.