Clouds On A Plane: VMware’s Micro Cloud Foundry Brings PaaS To My Laptop
On the eve of this week’s VMworld conference in Las Vegas, VMware announced that Micro Cloud Foundry is finally available for general distribution. This new offering is a completely self-contained...
View ArticleNIST Seeks Public Input On New Cloud Computing Guide
What is the cloud, really? Never before have we had a technology that suffers so greatly from such a completely ambiguous name. Gartner Research VP Paolo Malinverno has observed that most organizations...
View ArticleVMware’s Cloud Foundry Ushers In The Era Of Open PaaS
Mention VMware to anyone in IT and their immediate thought is virtualization. So dominant is the company in this space that the very word VM has a sense of ambiguity about it: does it refer...
View ArticleHow To Get Rich Quick With Cloud Computing
You know that a technology has hit the mainstream when it appears in PCWorld. Such is the case for cloud computing, a topic PCWorld considers in its recent piece Amazon Web Services Sees...
View ArticleAll Things Considered About Cloud Computing Risks and Challenges
Last month during the RSA show, I met with Rob Westervelt from ITKnowledgeExchange in the Starbucks across from Moscone Center. Rob recorded our discussion about the challenges of security in the cloud...
View ArticleEconomist: Unlocking the Cloud
The Economist is now reporting on the cloud. They’ve picked up on the very real concern of vendor lock-in because of proprietary standards. The article focuses on data portability between SaaS apps,...
View ArticleNIST Perspective on Cloud Computing
Earlier this month, NIST went public with their perspective on cloud computing. This is important because NIST is a well-respected, public standards organization, and there is still a lot of confusion...
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