A friend of mine has been looking into cloud computing with the
requirement being systems are locally hosted. He came up with this
company http://www.cloudcentral.com.au which are based in Canberra, I
believe he is using it to run a range of applications and is quite
happy with the service.
Mark W
On Nov 17, 1:18 pm, Matthieu Stone wrote:
> http://orionvm.com.auare building an Australian based high availability cloud
> computing service.
>
That's interesting - does anyone else know of any Australian CDNs?
There seem to be a lot of companies offering CDNs and Cloud services
etc, but they
On Nov 17, 1:15 am, Bodaniel Jeanes wrote:
> Yeah I completely agree. This seems like a security thing not a "omg all the
> money is going outside australia" thing. I'd rather my important and private
> information with big Australian corporations weren't hosted in Singapore or
> elsewhere, to be
> Our security folk expressed concern that Amazon data centre employees could
> get access to our data; from what I read at http://aws.amazon.com/securityand
> other pages, I think there's a far higher risk of one of *our* data
> centre employees (or pretty well any tech-savvy employee for that ma
Of course, this particular concern only makes sense if you apply the same
standards of security locally.
We put some (not very sensitive) data on EC2 servers (in the US - spending
more for Singapore servers doesn't make much sense unless you are doing web
serving or something where latency is crit
Thanks Matt I'll check them out.
On 17/11/2010, at 1:18 PM, Matthieu Stone wrote:
> http://orionvm.com.au are building an Australian based high availability
> cloud computing service.
>
> I interviewed one of the founders, Sheng Yeo (here if your interested:
> http://twistsydney.com/2010/11/08
http://orionvm.com.au are building an Australian based high availability cloud
computing service.
I interviewed one of the founders, Sheng Yeo (here if your interested:
http://twistsydney.com/2010/11/08/ep-2-cloud-computing-with-orionvms-sheng-yeo/).
He talks about how Data sovereignty is one of t
Yeah, and pat-down searches.
Oh wait, that's not what we're talking about right?
Carry on then!
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Clifford Heath
wrote:
> On 17/11/2010, at 12:07 PM, Anthony Richardson wrote:
>>
>> ... think it is sensible to require a bank to consider and seek
>> approval befor
On 17/11/2010, at 12:07 PM, Anthony Richardson wrote:
... think it is sensible to require a bank to consider and seek
approval before doing something like putting massive amounts of
banking information under the jurisdictional of a foreign government.
Industrial espionage is more common than yo
Even if AWS had a base in Australia, you'd need to make sure any EBS or S3
data (not to mention the rest of their data-related services) were never
mirrored outside of Australia. Getting a written guarantee of that nature
from Amazon would be an interesting adventure, I think.
Bo
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I develop applications for the finance industry and in order to avoid breaking
license agreements with several government data providers (for Individual and
Company credit reporting, business records and fraud prevention etc) we cannot
host our applications outside of Australia, and some even re
On 17/11/2010, at 11:56 AM, Bayan Khalili wrote:
I didn't know that regulated institutions were so.. um.. regulated.
If using cloud services are categorised as outsourcing, then would
using any other hosted services (email, issue trackers, project
management systems, etc) be included as well?
H
Yeah I completely agree. This seems like a security thing not a "omg all the
money is going outside australia" thing. I'd rather my important and private
information with big Australian corporations weren't hosted in Singapore or
elsewhere, to be honest...
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*Bodaniel Jeanes
I think the email is clear on this
"Regulated institutions are reminded that, under the prudential
standards on outsourcing, they are required to consult with APRA prior
to entering into any offshoring agreement involving a material
business activity."
I think this makes sense and when you have a
I didn't know that regulated institutions were so.. um.. regulated.
If using cloud services are categorised as outsourcing, then would
using any other hosted services (email, issue trackers, project
management systems, etc) be included as well?
How about sending a parcel overseas, or picking up t
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