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Cloud trends for 2013
Thoran Rodrigues writes about some of the things he expects to develop in the cloud technology market this coming year.
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The year in cloud computing: Key points in 2012
Thoran Rodrigues looks at some of the developments in cloud computing in 2012.
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The high-volume, low-margin cloud
Thoran Rodrigues examines Amazon's strategy in the cloud marketplace and how it puts pressure on other cloud providers to position themselves in regards to pricing and service clai...
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10 emerging technologies for Big Data
Thoran Rodrigues interviewed Dr. Satwant Kaur about the 10 emerging technologies that will drive Big Data forward.
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Amazon Web Services re:Invent Conference: More features, more services, lower prices
Thoran Rodrigues attended this week's AWS re:Invent Conference in Las Vegas. Here's a roundup of the news and announcements from Amazon that will be good for cloud consumers as a w...
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Anatomy of an SLA: Limitations on what cloud providers will guarantee
Thoran Rodrigues points out the most important parts of a service level agreement with cloud providers. Make sure you understand the limitations they specify on their responsibilit...
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The Amazon Web Service outage: Step by step
Major sites were knocked offline when Amazon's Web Service suffered an outage on Monday. Thoran Rodrigues breaks down what it means to those using AWS and how they should proceed w...
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Anatomy of an SLA: Compensation when things go wrong
Cloud providers may provide compensation to a customer when downtime occurs, but how is it spelled out in the SLA? Thoran Rodrigues explains how it works and what to watch out for.
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Anatomy of a cloud service SLA: Availability guarantees
Thoran Rodrigues breaks down what the language in Service Level Agreements really means when it comes to cloud services. Here, he focuses on service guarantees.
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Will the cloud be the end of the IT department?
Thoran Rodrigues looks at the ways that the cloud is likely to change the nature of the IT department and the roles that it serves.