Cloud Hosting

ReliaCloud tutorial on mounting additional storage space in Windows

Duration : 0:3:2

Read the rest of this entry »

Address Book Server (http://www.addressbookserver.com) allows you to share your contacts and calendar events without subscription or cloud services. Take ownership of your contacts and events by hosting your own server. There is even an iPhone client which accesses the contact details on the server directly for when you on the road.

Duration : 0:4:21

Read the rest of this entry »

http://www.LiquidWeb.com – This is a video tour of the Liquid Web Data Centers. The tour covers Liquid Web Heroic Support, proactive monitoring, security systems, power systems, environmental processing systems and premium tier1 bandwidth.

Liquid Web is located in Lansing Michigan with Several wholly owned data centers. Established in 1997. http://www.liquidweb.com

Duration : 0:7:48

Read the rest of this entry »

http://www.LiquidWeb.com – Chris Strandt talks about the status of DC3 construction.

Liquid Web Inc is in the process of building a 90,000 square foot data center in Lansing, Michigan. This is Liquid Web’s third data center facility and will be home to their next 25,000 web servers.

Liquid Web was founded in 1997 with an unwavering dedication to providing the best web hosting products available. We have assembled a world-class Heroic Support team to service our clients 24×7x365.

www.liquidweb.com

Duration : 0:4:46

Read the rest of this entry »

http://www.locaweb.com.br/cloud – A Locaweb é pioneira na oferta de Cloud Computing no Brasil, ou seja, na convergência das estruturas físicas de servidores em uma arquitetura mais inteligente, moderna e flexível e, ainda por cima, mais econômica e ecologicamente correta. A computação em nuvem traz benefícios para todos os tamanhos de empresa. O cliente não investe mais em hardware, mas sim em seu próprio negócio, deixando a tecnologia e seu poder de processamento por conta da Locaweb.

Duration : 0:4:26

Read the rest of this entry »

Part I – demo of how to bring up an EC2 image with Elasticfox, and then connect to it using SSH.

Duration : 0:5:58

Read the rest of this entry »

I am a big fan of FON. It enables you to have free access to a million WiFi hotspots in the world in exchange for sharing your own WiFi at home with your neighbors. FON routers broadcast 2 WiFi signals, one is a personal WPA-password protected WiFi SSID and the other is the open WiFi SSID for sharing your Internet connection using the FON DNS authentication login page so people are not able to do illegal things anonymously on your WiFi.

This newest Fonera 2.0n router is much more than just a WiFi router. It now comes with a powerful embedded processor and a USB host connector so that you can connect USB hard drives, USB dongles, USB printers/webcams and other USB peripherals directly to your router using a USB 2.0 hub and thus have those peripherals always connected to your home local network as well as to the whole Internet. Fonera 2.0n lets you install certain applications developed open-source such as a BitTorrent downloader based on Transmission, Youtube/Picasa/Flickr/Facebook video and picture uploaders, Rapidshare/Megaupload downloaders or just run FTP, Samba, Upnp file servers locally on your local network or remotely over the Internet so you can stream all your multimedia files from any other WiFi hotspot that you may access all over the Web.

The use that I am wanting to have with my new Fonera 2.0n is to constantly have access to Terrabytes of my personal multimedia files from all over the world, any of which streamed using my 2mbit/s or faster home Internet broadband connection. That 2mbit/s upload connection which I have at home, should let me remotely stream DVD quality movies. This currently works fine using any laptop copying the FTP URL into VLC media player “Open URL” feature. I am hoping to soon have this work on my Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android, so that I would easily be able to remotely stream my personal movies and music hosted at my home on my Fonera 2.0n from any Internet access point in the world using that.

Cloud storage will eventually be able to host everyones massive amounts of personal multimedia files. Though as ones options are today to use Cloud storage services from Google or Amazon, to host a Terrabyte of personal data on the cloud would cost $1800 per year on Google App Engine, same price at Amazon S3, those prices are just not workable at all if you just want to host 1 Terrabyte of your multimedia files on the web. A Terrabyte hard drive only costs about $80 in the US or 80€ in Europe, add to that the 79€ Fonera 2.0n, and that is all it will cost you (other than the power consumption of the USB hard drive) to have access to stream from your Terrabyte of data anytime you want from anywhere you want, as long as you have got enough upload speed from your home to support the streaming of that data.

Another feature that is really cool, is the Firefox Add-On the FON DownloadHelper, which can automatically launch the download of .torrent files to the BitTorrent client of your Fonera 2.0n router, directly from when you click on the .torrent file from within Firefox. And you can launch your BitTorrent downloads locally when you are at home or remotely using your laptop from anywhere in the world. And when the BitTorrent downloads are finished, you can immediately stream your downloaded video, music contents locally or remotely as well. I am hoping to soon see a FON DownloadHelper extension for Google Chrome as well as an Android application so that when I click on .torrent files in Android, that it also remotely launch the torrent downloads on my router onto my always connected Terrabyte USB hard drive.

If you are considering to have a Network Attached Storage in your home, if you are considering to get a WiFi 802.11n router, if you are interested in hosting a remote FTP server and BitTorrent client in your router in your home, and run a print server and webcam, if you are considering joining the FON WiFi-sharing community, then I would definitely recommend that you check out the Fonera 2.0n and follow the latest developments about it in the FON Discussion Boards.

Duration : 0:14:31

Read the rest of this entry »

choosing a good host for your blog – Dreamhost vs VPS.net and advantages to each when it comes to price, service, and speed.

Duration : 0:1:35

Read the rest of this entry »

Layered Tech TV brings web hosting industry news you can use.
In this episode: Gartner Magic Quadrant, Forrester SQL Server 2008 Report, Windows Server 2008 on Astro

Duration : 0:4:36

Read the rest of this entry »

http://www.rackspace.com/nomoreservers/ presents “Stop buying Servers for Your Business and learn how Rackspace Hosting can Build a Cutting Edge Solution for Your Business and Save You Time and Money.”

Duration : 0:1:22

Read the rest of this entry »