by Hyperic Press Desk on July 24, 2008 at 5:03 pm | In HQ | No Comments
OSCON news continues…But the “Spam King” is not forgotten
Penny stock “Spam King” flees prison by foot, deciding he had had enough of his stay
Tim O’Reilly’s speech at OSCON determines that the future must be “open,” in particular with Cloud Computing, Open Web and Mobile
Serdar Yegulalp of InformationWeek interviews Jim Zemlin of the Linux Foundation about cloud computing and the mobile Linux market
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July 24th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 23, 2008 at 6:44 pm | In HQ | No Comments
Lots of news coming out of OSCON today, but we’ll start HyperLINKS with some additional S3 outage coverage and a CloudStatus reference.
Andrea James of the Seattle Post Intelligencer puts in her two cents about the S3 outage, and even includes quotes from Hyperic’s Jon Travis
In more S3 outage news, Fortune’s Michal Lev-Ram talks about the recent “rainy days” that cloud computing has experienced
Exciting news from the Adventure of Open Source blog, as OpenNMS announces OUCH, a new integration standing for OpenNMS, Ubuntu, Concursive and Hyperic
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July 23rd, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 22, 2008 at 4:52 pm | In HQ | No Comments
Tuesday’s HyperLINKS…OUCH!
Tarus at OpenNMS talks about Dave Hustace’s new project, OUCH to be revealed at LinuxWorld. OUCH stands for OpenNMS-Ubuntu-Concursive-Hyperic <grin>
TechCrunch is planning to use open source to create their own web tablet device, essentially creating a source similar to a desktop
Jack M. Germain writes about the security concerns facing VMs
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July 22nd, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 21, 2008 at 3:58 pm | In HQ | No Comments
Big outages means big news! Yesterday’s Amazon S3 outage is continuing to make headlines today.
Richard MacManus of Read Write Web reveals the many consequences of Amazon’s S3 downtime and raises the question of security within the cloud
In a special report on virtualization, Gartner says virtualization is the highest-impact issue changing infrastructure and operations through 2012
Pete Wayner takes an in-depth look at the different cloud offerings
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July 21st, 2008
by Jon Travis on July 20, 2008 at 1:03 pm | In CloudStatus | 1 Comment
At 8:46 PDT this morning, CloudStatus reported that several of the AWS services were experiencing outages. Amazon posted that they were aware of the issue at 9:05 PDT on status.aws.amazon.com.
We saw internal server errors coming from the majority of our S3 and SQS monitoring agents. In addition, we experienced other problems with EC2 (many ec2 zombies being created) that may be related.
The outage has lasted nearly 5 hours, and Amazon is still working hard at rectifying the issues.
CloudStatus: Performance metrics and health
For discussion, please visit: CloudStatus Forums
For Amazon’s status report: AWS Status
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July 20th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 18, 2008 at 3:04 pm | In HQ | No Comments
Friday’s HyperLINKS…Cloud computing is questioned but also praised as a new service to the military
Richard Martin writes about the control over the cloud…how secure is corporate data when it is managed by an unknown virtual source?
Om Malik reminds us that although we survived the dot-com bust in Silicon Valley, we should be aware of the upcoming struggles that advertising companies are facing
Patrick Thibodeau finds that cloud-based IT services may pan out to be a useful source to military data processing
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July 18th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 17, 2008 at 4:43 pm | In HQ | No Comments
In HyperLINKS today…San Francisco computer hacker causes chaos for administrators, while cloud coverage continues to float on the web
Distressed San Francisco network administrator pleads “not guilty” to computer tampering, an incident that will cost $250,000 to repair
Bruce Guptill and William S. McNee write about the evolution of SaaS and cloud computing
Phil Wainewright questions whether or not a price can be placed on a unit of cloud computing
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July 17th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 16, 2008 at 5:50 pm | In HQ | No Comments
Hump Day HyperLINKS bring CloudStatus interviews and discussion of virtualization as mainstream
Tom Sullivan of InfoWorld questions whether single-vendor open source is getting too risky
Paolo Del Nibletto speaks with Forrester Research Analyst Frank Gillett about virtualization evolving into a mainstream market
Robin Miller of Linux.com and Slashdot interviews our very own Jon Travis on CloudStatus
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July 16th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 15, 2008 at 7:08 pm | In CloudStatus, HQ | No Comments
CloudStatus coverage continues while disgruntled San Franciscan blocks FiberWAN access…
Hot off the press! Andrea James of the Seattle Post Intelligencer covers the CloudStatus announcement
John Leyden writes about a peeved employee who blocked access to FiberWAN network, causing an uproar among San Francisco officials
Glyn Moody discusses how cloud computers are deemed as “free riders” for utilizing free open source software
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July 15th, 2008
by Hyperic Press Desk on July 14, 2008 at 5:11 pm | In CloudStatus, HQ | No Comments
Cloud coverage discussion still buzzing in today’s HyperLINKS…
Some more news from Google Doc’s recent downtime…Stephen Shankland writes about the downtime, and the potential problems of applications moving to the cloud
More discussion on the risks of cloud computing…Dennis Barker outlines the details
Forrester research concludes that Europeans appreciate low costs but question the support of open source software…most businesses that embrace open source are content to consume products rather than give code back to the community.
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July 14th, 2008
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