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Blog Name Change

May 22, 2009 – 21:46

I’ve just finished updating the blog to change the domain name from neoTactics to Cloudscaling.  This is the last step in these changes I believe.  Please let me know if something is broken that I missed.  The RSS feeds should remain the same.

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My GoGrid Status

May 19, 2009 – 18:04

In the past few weeks, several opportunities (some almost too good to be true!) have been presented to me. I sat down with GoGrid’s CEO, John Keagy, to create a working relationship that would allow me to continue to support GoGrid, and give me the freedom to expand professionally.  GoGrid, and John, have been good [...]

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GoGrid Scalability Whitepaper

May 15, 2009 – 22:33

Quick repost of the Scalability Whitepaper I wrote for GoGrid to make sure that my readers can find it easily.  It can sometimes be difficult to find on the GoGrid website, but I’m working on that as well.  ;)
GoGrid — Scaling Your Internet Business
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CloudSlam ‘09 Conference Materials

May 10, 2009 – 18:09

For those of you who didn’t make it, CloudSlam ‘09 was a great success.  A large number of great presentations across the whole spectrum of cloud computing.  As one of the organizers I was very happy to see success on the first go round and I expect next year will be even better.  Khaz Sapenov, [...]

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GoGrid .NET SDK Updated

May 2, 2009 – 11:53

Mitch Denny, a member of the GoGrid developer community, stepped up and took over maintenance of the GoGrid .NET SDK.  He’s just released a new version that updates to support the latest GoGrid API features including jobs and pagination.  You can also find Mitch on twitter.
Thanks Mitch!

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