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The Cloud needs some standards (or a Code of Practice)

The Cloud needs some standards (or a Code of Practice)

By David Terrar on March 12, 2012

One of the big issues for a buyer today considering Cloud Computing is how do you choose a good Cloud provider from a bad one?  Who do you trust?  Maybe the Cloud Topic needs some standards?  Well actually there are so many standards bodies and vendor groups that the picture is confused – something that […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged cloud computing, IBM, open cloud manifesto, open data center alliance, Service level agreement, Standardization

The Dangers of Early “Formalization”

The Dangers of Early “Formalization”

By Guest Authors on March 30, 2009

If you’ve been watching cloud computing at all, you’ve undoubtedly seen the whole brouhaha over the Open Cloud manifesto. I won’t recount it here, mostly because – frankly – I can’t tell what’s actually going on there anymore. So and so said one thing, while thanking so and so, who declined to comment on three […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged conferences, gluecon, open cloud manifesto, opens source, standards, web integration | 2 Responses

Open Cloud Manifesto – The Fight Takes A Surprise Turn

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 30, 2009

We are covering the controversy surrounding the Open Cloud Manifesto here at Cloud Ave. There were some interesting developments during the weekend. To start with, Open Cloud Manifesto has been released on their website as expected. The supporter list includes a decent group of companies, from giants like Cisco, IBM, SAP, AT&T to Cloud startups […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged CCIF, cloud computing, interoperability, microsoft, open cloud manifesto | 1 Response

Before the Open Cloud Manifesto; a Quite Remarkable Furore Over a Document Few Have Seen

By Paul Miller on March 27, 2009

Note; the draft Manifesto has subsequently been shared by Geva Perry, so you can look at that, at least, for yourself. Open, Interoperable services in the Cloud. Sounds like a no-brainer, eh? Well over the past 24 hours or so, a plethora of blogs, mailing lists and social networks have been getting extremely agitated over […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Cloud Computing Manifesto, open cloud manifesto | 2 Responses

Open Cloud Manifesto – The Fight Continues

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 27, 2009

The fight that begun yesterday is keeping pundits and bloggers busy for the second day running. As a part of my plan to track this fight, I will add links to some of the important developments. Geva Perry, formerly at Gigaspaces, has posted the draft version of the manifesto for public viewing. In the mean […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged amazon, cloud computing, open cloud manifesto | 1 Response

Open Cloud Manifesto – The Fight Begins

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 26, 2009

Today, Microsoft threw a desperate Hail Mary pass to preempt an upcoming industry coalition move to define Cloud Interoperability guidelines. This forced Reuven Cohen of Enamoly to write a blog post explaining the efforts by the industry coalition. Our goal is to draft a document that clearly states we (including dozens of supporting companies) believe […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, cloud interoperability, microsoft, open cloud manifesto, reuven cohen | 4 Responses

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