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Eucalyptus Now Supports Windows Virtual Machines

Eucalyptus Now Supports Windows Virtual Machines

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 16, 2010

Eucalyptus Systems, the open source academic project now shaking the private cloud market, has taken another step to go deep in the enterprise cloud market (See Cloud Ave’s previous coverage of Eucalyptus here). Last year, I wrote a post about the release of Eucalyptus Enterprise Edition and I pointed out how it makes interoperability between […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, eucalyptus, microsoft, private cloud, windows

Microsoft's Private Cloud Is #NotACloud?

Microsoft’s Private Cloud Is #NotACloud?

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 8, 2010

Image by ahockley via Flickr While talking about Private Clouds on Twitter, Sam Johnston (who is currently with Google and involved in OCCI , Cloud Audit, etc.) used to refer to them as #notacloud. His argument is that the so called Private Clouds are nothing but virtualization with management interface slapped around it. Even though […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged azure, microsoft, mugalia, private cloud, sam johnston

Agility, black swans and the Cloud

Agility, black swans and the Cloud

By Guest Authors on April 20, 2010

Alright, I admit it! This whole public-private-hybrid cloud debate the clouderati love to go back and forth about just — *yawn* — never really — *yawn* — did much for me. Only you crazy engineering types could get so worked up over the purity of a definition. Same thing for the whole “capex/opex” cloud benefit […]

Posted in General | Tagged agility, cloud computing, conferences, gluecon, private cloud

CloudCamp Sydney – The Same Old Memes

CloudCamp Sydney – The Same Old Memes

By Ben Kepes on March 24, 2010

Two weeks ago the Australasian CloudCamp tour hit Sydney for an event at the National Innovation Centre of the Australian Technology Park. A crowd of around 90 people turned up for some lively discussions – as always there were some common themes – the legal and jurisdictional aspects of Cloud Computing and the public/private cloud […]

Posted in Design | Tagged ccevent, cloudcamp, cloudconnect, george reese, private cloud, public cloud

StrataScale Unveils New Cloud and Hybrid Solutions

StrataScale Unveils New Cloud and Hybrid Solutions

By Ben Kepes on March 16, 2010

Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Automated Managed Hosting, and Hybrid Hosting Services to be Available 24/7 through Easy-to-use Storefront The launches are coming thick and fast at Cloud Connect here in Santa Clara. StrataScale is right now announcing the addition of three new cloud offerings. In addition to its physical Automated Managed Hosting service, StrataScale has […]

Posted in Design | Tagged hybrid cloud, private cloud, public cloud, stratascale | 4 Responses

Apprenda’s In the Money – $5 Million in Funding

By Ben Kepes on November 19, 2009

I’ve written before about Apprenda, a company I’ve followed since I started blogging. Their company blog (sadly somewhat silent of late) was one of the early places for vendor thought-leadership around PaaS in particular. I was stoked to hear from CEO and co-founder Sinclair Schuller the other day that Apprenda had just secured a $5 […]

Posted in Enterprise, General, Strategy | Tagged apprenda, paas, private cloud, saas, saasgrid | 3 Responses

Public vs Private Cloud Brouhaha: My Take

Public vs Private Cloud Brouhaha: My Take

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 24, 2009

Image via Wikipedia The blogosphere and Twitterverse is full of debates about whether private clouds are actually clouds or not. I have had my own share of debates on the Twitter and I thought I will bring it over to Cloud Ave for further enlightenment. For a change, I am going to follow the Redmonk […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, internal cloud, private cloud, public cloud, saas | 3 Responses

On Private Cloud, Public Clouds and Where Apprenda Sits In All Of That

By Ben Kepes on August 24, 2009

The other day I was reading one of Barton George’s always entertaining posts (as an aside, Barton has recently signed on as Cloud Evangelist at Dell – watch this space for Dell’s cloudy moves). In his post entitled “Internal Clouds? We don’t need no Stinking Internal Clouds”, Barton’s two big takeaways referenced from a Forrester […]

Posted in General, Product reviews | Tagged apprenda, barton george, dell, private cloud, public cloud, saasgrid | 1 Response

What’s in a Cloud (or Not)

By Guest Authors on August 24, 2009

I read a lot of articles on technology and it always amazes me the degree of heated debate that goes on in the blogosphere, social media and elsewhere over simple definitions.  What caught my attention today was the number of posts and comments on Twitter about what was or was not Cloud. So the question […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, internal cloud, michaud, private cloud, public cloud, saas | 1 Response

Obstacles To Enterprise Cloud Adoption: Who Is The Culprit?

Obstacles To Enterprise Cloud Adoption: Who Is The Culprit?

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 5, 2009

Slowly, but steadily, enterprises are warming up to Cloud technologies. No, they are not queuing outside the Amazon headquarters waiting to order public cloud infrastructure, like the Amazon’s EC2 offerings, yet. But, the idea of private clouds and the advantages of tapping the public clouds for non mission critical operations like testing are slowly making […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged business, CIO, cloud computing, enterprises, IT, private cloud

SaaS and Religion: the Tenancy Debates. Do Customers Care?

SaaS and Religion: the Tenancy Debates. Do Customers Care?

By Zoli Erdos on June 30, 2009

(Warning: this is a long post. Only read it when sitting in a comfortable chair.  Or a pool lounge, holding your CrunchPad.) Two recent posts by Enterprise Social Software  vendors Jive and Atlassian set up a huge debate amongst my fellow Enterprise Irregulars.  Here’s the money-quote from Jive: It’s not so long ago that it […]

Posted in Analysis, Enterprise | Tagged atlassian, cloud computing, data security, enterprise software, infrastructure, jive, multi-tenant, on-demand, on-premise, private cloud, ReadWriteWeb, saas, salesforce.com, sharepoint, single-tenant, Software Architecture, software as a service, tenancy, zoho | 3 Responses

Riffing on the SaaS for the Government Meme

Riffing on the SaaS for the Government Meme

By Ben Kepes on June 16, 2009

Sinclair Schuller over at Apprenda is someone I’ve been following now for a number of years. He’s obviously a vendor, so sometimes riffs off things with his own vendor-centric perspective, but that said he’s keen to push the thinking on SaaS generally, regardless of whether there is a “fit” for Apprenda in what he’s discussing. […]

Posted in Design, Enterprise, Strategy | Tagged cloud, government 2.0, private cloud, saas | 2 Responses

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