Categories: Cloud Computing

A while back, I wrote a piece where I touched on cloud computing deployment models very, very briefly and very, very vaguely. I didn’t honestly expect anyone outside designers and the passingly curious to even take much of an interest in it, but I was wrong. Since I published that piece, I have been getting an…

I thought we’d talk about something a little different this time. I’ve talked about a lot of SaaS out there for different niches and applications, and I’ve talked about blogs, gatherings and symposiums for SaaS over the course of a few years. But, I’ve left out one great medium and resource for mastery of cloud computing…

I hear a lot of people talk about cloud computing, mobile revolutions and all of that, but I am left positively agog at just how much of a buzzword these things have become. You know, it struck me the other day when I had a sitcom-esque moment whilst getting coffee and a bagel that morning. I…

Many people are becoming curious, with the increasing popularity of cloud topology, as to what cloud computing deployment models exist, and which ones are popular. While cloud is a big buzzword right now, a lot of people are kind of mystified in regards to what it really is. That’s ok, that’s what I’m here for. So,…

So, everyone wants to know about cloud computing challenges and related security issues. How severe are they, what are they, and should we be concerned? Should we turn away, for now, from the cloud movement for fear of these potential issues bringing calamity to our lives? Well, not really, while there are security risks in all…

It’s high time we cite some good examples of cloud computing. I’ve noticed that we’ve talked a lot about cloud computing, and we’ve talked about some specific top tier cloud software, but never really addressing the cloud aspect of them beyond passing mention. As a result, people may be mystified about what is and is not…

Cloud computing security risks are a very real thing unfortunately, despite the fact that proponents of cloud computing infrastructures will cite the vastly improved security the model offers. Does this make them liars? Not hardly, it just means that as with anything in life, nothing is perfect, and there can never be impenetrable security systems with…