Amazon: Stormy Cloud Warning

April 25, 2011 Create or Manage Your Profile IT Management Daily Brought to you by Amazon: Stormy Cloud Warning Amazon's cloud computing outage demonstrates that failover solutions aren't optional. Read more >> Building a Private Cloud: Practical Solutions Sponsored by Red Hat Sign up for the Red Hat Virtual Experience On Demand to view this session andlearn the practical steps that enterprise and government organizations can take today to establish a solid foundation for their present and future cloud initiatives. Click Here >> Tech Comics: "Ode to Joy" Isn't it an amazing time period we're living in? Read more >>    Apple Experiences Supply Problems with iPad    Russian Software Tycoon Kaspersky's Son 'Missing'    Google Loses Linux Patent Lawsuit, Ordered to Pay $5 Million in Damages    Samsung Countersues Apple for Patent Infringement    Google Also Collects Mobile Location Data Job Title: Sr Trade Support Engineer, High Frequency Trading (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    Quantum Whitepaper: Best Practices--Encrypting Data on Tape    HP Whitepaper: What's the Next Phase of Storage Optimization?    Nexsan Whitepaper: Tape vs. Disk--What to Choose and Why    EMC Whitepaper: SAN Configuration Best Practices in Virtualized Data Centers    Oracle Whitepaper: Tape Technology Leaps Forward Amazon Cloud Outage a Result of Network Error? Amazon's rent-a-cloud application platform was the victim of outages, a situation that's been repaired but one that illustrates weaknesses in cloud computing: outages. Read more >> It Channel Planet Blog by Doug Kass IT Industry Confidence Slips in Q2 but Executives Still Expect Improved Business Climate IT industry confidence slipped in Q2 2011, influenced by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, unrest in the Middle East and rising oil prices, yet executives still expect the uncertainty to ebb and sales growth to continue, according to CompTIA's... Read more >>

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