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The Intersection of Technology and Reality

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How to Boost Cloud Reliability

Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick), September 8, 2011May 18, 2020

Clouds fail. That’s a fact. But if your company uses business apps that are tied to the availability of public cloud services, you can—and must—take steps to mitigate these failures by getting schooled on a few key factors:  service-level agreements (SLAs), redundancy options, application design, and the type of service…

The Reality of Cloud Bursting

Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick), May 2, 2011May 18, 2020

Recently while researching the concept of ‘Cloud Bursting‘ I received a history lesson in Cloud Computing after a misguided tweet at Chris Hoff (@Beaker.)  My snarky comment suggested Chris needed a lesson in Cloud history, but as it turns out I received the lesson.  My reference turned out to be…

Dell, Backing the Right Horse in the Wrong Race

Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick), August 22, 2010August 23, 2010

With Dell’s announced acquisition of 3par I’ve been pondering the question of what it is they’re thinking.  I’ve been scouring the blogs looking for an answer and there is none that resonates well with me.  Most of what I find states they picked a good horse and that the business…

Cloud Types

Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick), April 25, 2010May 26, 2010

Within the discussion of cloud computing there are several concepts that get tossed around and mixed up.  Part of the reason for this is that there are several cloud architecture types.  While there are tons of types and sub-types discussed I’ll focus on four major deployment models here: Public Cloud,…

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