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A Guide to Amazon Web Services for Corporate IT Managers
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| Finally, they are becoming the industry
| standard and their interfaces are or will
| be incorporated into a variety of third
| party providers. One example is Linux
| distro vendor Ubuntu. They have an
| Enterprise Cloud offering that makes use of
| the same AWS programming interfaces, making
| it easier for developers to port their
| cloud applications to a private server
| running Ubuntu inside your corporate data
| center. Another is coming from Racemi,
| which plans on having tools that can import
| VMware virtual machines into and out of AWS
| later this year.
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http://www.itworld.com/software/96742/guide-amazon-web-services-corporate-it-managers
Legal experts split over cloud effect on open source
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| At the Cloud Law Summit in London on
| Wednesday last week, Andrew Charlesworth,
| director of the University of Bristol
| centre for IT and law, said the reasons
| some businesses choose open-source software
| â lower cost and lack of vendor lock-in â
| could be eroded by cloud services.
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http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,1000000121,40043032,00.htm
Is open source still a recruitment tool?
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| As part of its effort to find the best
| employees it can, Twitter has launched a
| directory to the open source projects it
| supports, with cute little icons
| representing the employees working on each
| one.
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/open-source/?p=5888
Twitter Loves Open Source And Launches A Directory To Prove It
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| In recent months, there seems to be a mad
| rush of companies trying to one-up each
| other with how open-source they are.
| Twitter is the latest, as they have
| launched a directory of all the open source
| projects they're currently working on
| and/or contributing to.The list is fairly
| impressive. It includes open source
| projects in Ruby, Scala, Java, C/C++, and
| other various tools.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/02/16/AR2010021603838.html
Recent:
Red Hat projects to seed cloudy IT
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| Let's get one thing straight. We don't like
| the term cloud computing any more than you do
|
| Of course, Richard Stallman doesn't like when
| we call it Linux rather than GNU/Linux. He's
| gotta live with Linux. And, well, we've gotta
| live with cloud computing. It's not going
| away.
|
| Commercial Linux and middleware distributor
| Red Hat is, like other platform providers,
| trying to get money from IT departments that
| buy software. But Red Hat can't say that. For
| one, the company can't sell software because
| that violates open source licensing, and two,
| it's too boring to just come out and say that.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/02/11/redhat_cloud_forum_projects/
Red Hat Ramps Up Open Source Cloud Projects
http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/features/article.php/3864436/
The people's cloud
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| John Suffolk's (the Cabinet Office CIO) generously replied to my questions
| posed in last week's blog. G-Cloud is 'go' and it will be a Private Cloud,
| based on Open Standards and will use a mix of proprietary and (free?) open
| source software. All I reckon is left it to see whether it's stitched
| together by Microsoft's technology or Red Hat's.
|
| [...]
|
| Our great Free, Open Source guru Richard Stallman dislikes the Cloud concept.
| He sees it as a way to hand over your freedom to proprietarists and to get
| locked into someone else's computing paradigm. Many including this author
| agree with him. Below though is a manifesto for a 'good' cloud that would
| benefit the businesses and citizens of the UK without loss of rights and
| freedoms.
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=2447&blogid=17
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