September 1, 2010 – 11:59
John Furrier interviewed members of the SF Cloud Computing Club today at VMWorld 2010 for an episode of SiliconAngle.tv’s TheCube series.
In the interview, John interviews:
Rich Miller, Managing Director & Principal, Cumulati
Bernard Golden, CEO, Hyperstratus
Randy Bias, CEO, Cloudscaling
The link is here: http://www.justin.tv/nicefishfilms/b/269320590
The video clip is below:
Watch live video from #theCube from SiliconANGLE.tv on Justin.tv
Randy’s comments are [...]
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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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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!