Industry experts Judge Ron Hedges and CAs eDiscovery Solutions Specialist Pete Pepiton discuss Cloud computing and how its related to eDiscovery.
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If you’re thinking of getting a bespoke or off-the-shelf software package which is cloud compatible have a look at my video, it aims to provide it’s audience with the differences between cloud solutions and web hosting solutions.
If you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact me. For more of my videos check out my blog: http://www.robheeley.com
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Part I – demo of how to bring up an EC2 image with Elasticfox, and then connect to it using SSH.
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The WTIA is pleased to bring to the Puget Sound a comprehensive look at Cloud Computing. Through this multi part series attendees will learn both fundamental and advanced concepts of Cloud Computing as seen through the eyes of industry leaders.
Cloud Computing is the buzz of the industry. Whether as a way to lower computing costs, test an application, or provide a more scalable solution, Cloud Computing offers a whole range of new opportunities for software developers and IT professionals. Anyone running a web service business or managing an IT enterprise system should understand the opportunities and challenges of this new computing model.
Part I – Cloud Computing Fundamentals
Aaron Kimball of Cloudera will be providing a high-level overview of cloud computing and explain how this computing model leads to more effective and flexible methods to deal with data. Aaron will talk about ways that computation has changed and evolved in recent years, as well as discuss examples of commercial and open-source systems that companies currently use to leverage the cloud.
After youve learned the basics, Jason Lochhead, CTO of Terremark Hosting Services Division will be provide a live demonstration of an Enterprise Cloud platform, showing how servers can be configured, deployed and managed on-demand from a flexible pool of computing resources. also discuss examples of real-world implementations and showcase how companies are leveraging the cloud for their business.
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Angela Bartels of The Rackspace Cloud talks to Magaly, CEO of Sweb Development, about SwebApps and why they chose The Rackspace Cloud to host their platform.
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A demostration of an order allocation and vehicle route optimization and tracking prototype software system.
This system was done mainly by “Mashing” up resources from the public internet cloud. As the theme of this project was all about “Mashup Technology”, other than a web server hosting the server files, there were no internal resources used.
The system allows orders to be automatically allocated to trucks and the route of each truck is automatically optimizated to minimize cost in terms of distance and time.
Features:
1) Utilizes XML, RSS, JSON and other “mashup” techniques
2) View Traffic conditions
3) Utilizes Database and Map solution from the cloud
4) Automatic Postal Code Conversion
5) Automatic Allocation of Orders to trucks
6) Optimization Algorithms
7) Tracking Simulation
An AJAX system, reduces page load.
*Note: This system is mainly for educational research purposes.
By developing this system, the author gained valuable experiences and exposure about Mashup and Web 2.0 for the benefits of implementing such technologies.
About the developer:
The author is a Computer Science graduate from NTU, Singapore @ 2009. Has great interest in the field of Information Technology and currently open for any job opportunity.
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http://www.liquidweb.com
Liquid Web Cloud Data Center Time Lapse Construction
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http://www.rackspace.com presents “Private Cloud 101 – A complete guide to private cloud
hosting”
1. What is private cloud
2. Benefits of private cloud
3. Dedicated hosting vs private cloud comparison
4. Security
5. eCommerce Flexibility
6. Private Cloud in Back Office
7. Utility Billing
8. Saas Environment
9. Choosing the right provider
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Google Tech Talks
September 2, 2008
ABSTRACT
In recent years, cloud computing has emerged as an attractive tool for delivering web-based services. Cloud computing enables rapid deployment of new services and allows those services to scale dynamically, in response to changing user demand. However, the range of cloud computing applications is constrained by limitations of the Internet service model. New network level services are needed to enable advanced applications that include real-time, person-to-person communication. This talk discusses how to add a dynamic network layer to cloud computing infrastructures, to enable the rapid introduction of new network services in support of advanced applications.
Speaker: Jonathan S. Turner
Jonathan S. Turner received the MS and PhD degrees in computer science from Northwestern University in 1979 and 1981. He holds the Barbara and Jerome Cox Chair of Computer Science at Washington University, is Chairman of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and Director of the Applied Research Lab. The Applied Research Laboratory creates experimental networking technology to validate and demonstrate new research innovations. The Lab’s current projects center on extensible networking technology with a particular focus on high performance platforms for overlay hosting services.
Professor Turner served as Chief Scientist for Growth Networks, a startup company that developed scalable switching components for Internet routers and ATM switches, before being acquired by Cisco Systems in early 2000.
Turner is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, a fellow of ACM and a fellow of the IEEE. He received the Koji Kobayashi Computers and Communications Award from the IEEE in 1994 and the IEEE Millenium Medal in 2000. He has been awarded 30 patents for his work on switching systems and has many widely cited publications.
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HighEdWeb 2008 Conference keynote by Kyle Ford, director of product marketing at Ning, Inc., and previously the associate product manager at Yahoo! Inc.
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