I think it depends on what is meant by cloud computing. There is such
a wide range of different providers out there and all offering the
promise of instant scalability. I've looked into this a various times
over the last year and there's something that doesn't sit right with
me about Amazon WS as a
I think it depends on what is meant by cloud computing. There is such
a wide range of different providers out there and all offering the
promise of instant scalability. I've looked into this a various times
over the last year and there's something that doesn't sit right with
me about Amazon WS as a
Hi!
Both work on top of Amazon service, which means both have very poor
storage performance and reliability (IMO). The comments I did some
weeks ago on WO-Deploy list about the cloud stuff apply.
About the "is it possible" part, I don't see why not, using the
Amazon service directly.
I am at a planning stage of a cloud-like in-house setup, so I'd also
like to hear real-life cloud experience stories (maybe we don't need
to be in-house). My biggest concern with third-party hosting so far is
that it is rather new and you have no idea what pitfalls to expect,
and how well t
Here's a new for the "deploying WO on an unusual platform"
discussions...
Has anyone ever deployed a WO app on a cloud computing platform?
I'm looking at Morph AppSpace for Java (http://www.mor.ph/java/) or
cloudtools (http://code.google.com/p/cloudtools/)...
Seems like a "roll all framewo
