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CloudPassage Cloud Security Survey

CloudPassage Cloud Security Survey

By Dan Morrill on January 16, 2013

CloudPassage was kind enough to share with me the raw data from their latest cloud computing security survey. In many ways this is what you would expect to see in a survey of companies that are still working out exactly what they want to do in the cloud and the approaches they want to take [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, CloudPassage, Microsoft Azure, rackspace, survey | 1 Response

Enterprise Hybrid Clouds and Reverse Cloud Washing

Enterprise Hybrid Clouds and Reverse Cloud Washing

By Rakesh Malhotra on September 14, 2012

The vast majority of enterprises that I talk to believe that the natural end state for cloud computing is a hybrid one. This means a combination of public/private/IaaS/PaaS/SaaS depending upon the needs of the business and the economics of the situation. Not surprisingly, this has caused legacy vendors to engage in large-scale cloud washing  in [...]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Cloudfoundry, Enterprise, microsoft, Microsoft Azure, vmware, Windows Server

Another Answer for a Safe Hybrid Dropbox-like Solution–MagFS Launches

Another Answer for a Safe Hybrid Dropbox-like Solution–MagFS Launches

By Ben Kepes on August 27, 2012

Two things most enterprise IT folks agree on are that Dropbox is a risky proposition for sensitive enterprise data and that employees are demanding solutions with a “Dropbox-like” functional spec. It’s a big area of opportunity and one that companies like Egnyte and Oxygen Cloud have spent time addressing – Dropbox’s seemingly never ending security [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Amazon S3, cloud computing, cloud storage, dropbox, EMC Atmos, magfs, maginatics, Microsoft Azure, vmware, vmworld | 1 Response

Microsoft, Apprenda And Service Providers - An Analysis

Microsoft, Apprenda And Service Providers – An Analysis

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 11, 2012

Microsoft (previous CloudAve coverage) and Apprenda (previous CloudAve coverage) yesterday made some announcements focussing on service providers at #wpc12 and it generated lots of buzz in the tech community. Even though there were lot of talk about the VMware angle in the story and about Microsoft planning to push Azure as the cloud OS of [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Platforms | Tagged apprenda, azure, federated cloud ecosystems, federated clouds, iaas, infrastructure, Infrastructure services, insights, microsoft, Microsoft Azure, platform, platform services, service providers

Microsoft Offers Hosts Another Cloud to Chose From–White Labels Azure

Microsoft Offers Hosts Another Cloud to Chose From–White Labels Azure

By Ben Kepes on July 11, 2012

Microsoft this week announced a new program that will allow hosting service providers to use existing data centers to deliver a white-label version of Azure. This is a progression from the announcement last month that Microsoft was giving developers the ability to achieve symmetry between public and private PaaS with .NET as this announcement heads [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Platforms | Tagged .NET Framework, apprenda, microsoft, Microsoft Azure, openstack, platform services, Satya Nadella, vmware | 2 Responses

When Clouds Form In US, It Rains In Ethiopia

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 15, 2009

Here, at Cloud Ave, we have been emphasizing about how Cloud Computing levels the playing field for people across all sizes of businesses, across countries and in places where computing was an unknown term till recently. In my early days at Cloud Ave, I also wrote a two part series highlighting how Cloud Computing can [...]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged africa, cloud computing, education, ethiopia, Microsoft Azure, ngo, non-profit | 1 Response

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