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Getting Velocity – Economy of Motion

Posted on June 8, 2010 by su

Last time, I implied that scale alone doesn’t always lead to the operational efficiency in the datacenter There is no class someone can take that will teach them everything they need to know to run a datacenter, and the applications … Continue reading →

More Economies of Scale: Efficiency, Head Count and TCO

Posted on May 19, 2010 by su

James Hamilton’s presentation at Mix 10 illuminated cloud computing economics that few others have direct experience with, but I also believe that this presentation raises interesting questions that didn’t get addressed. (If you haven’t seen James Hamilton’s Mix10 presentation, go watch it … Continue reading →

Join Cloudscaling, the Power Behind the Cloud

Posted on April 23, 2010 by su

Innovation and agile development—that’s how we build automated cloud infrastructure for leading global organizations. Our thought leaders and practitioners are building the best tools and processes to build cloud platforms, sharing our knowledge as we grow. We’re hiring the devops … Continue reading →

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