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Cloud Design Principles

June 9, 2020Brian ClineCloud Computing, ProgrammingAWS, azure, cloud computing

Cloud computing is basically using servers whether they be for databases, storage, application or something else through the internet.

Cloud computing’s inherent strengths are elasticity, ability to automate infrastructure management, enhanced reliability and reduced cost.

Differences Between Traditional and Cloud Computing Environments

May 22, 2018Brian ClineProgrammingcloud computing

If you have been working with technology for longer than a few weeks, you’ve probably heard about using “cloud computing” or “cloud providers”. Cloud computer is dramatically changing technology departments all over the world. Traditional data centres consisted of large amounts of hardware that were connected to a network and generally was on the same…

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What is Cloud Computing

What is Cloud Computing?

March 2, 2018Brian ClineCloud Computing, ProgrammingAWS, cloud computing

Cloud computing is basically using servers whether they be for databases, storage, application or something else through the internet. There’s quite a few different cloud computer providers – they’re billing schemes are typically very similar to how you would pay for electricity or gas for you car.…

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Speeding Up IT?

March 4, 2011Brian ClineUncategorizedagile, cloud computing, Information Weekly, virtualization

In the February 28th 2011 edition of Information Weekly, Chris Murphy wrote an article called “IT Is Too Darn Slow.” Chris’ article can be summarized best by “isn’t about the speeds and feeds of technical performance, of gighertz this and gigabit that.” Chris goes on further to suggest that cloud computing, virtualization, and agile approaches…

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