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What’s Next for jclouds?

Topics
EC2,
Python,
Amazon Web Services,
Windows Azure,
JSON,
Scala,
Cassandra,
Virtualization,
JVM Languages,
Java,
Dynamic Languages,
Functional Programming,
MySQL,
BigTable,
Strange Loop 2010,
Markup Languages,
Amazon,
Cloud Foundry,
Clojure,
Azure,
IaaS,
Infrastructure,
LISP,
Relational Databases,
Operations,
Languages,
VMWare,
PaaS,
Strange Loop,
NoSQL,
.NET,
Cloud Computing,
XML,
Programming,
Conferences,
Companies,
Database,
S3,
vCloud,
Hadoop,
GigaSpaces,
Twitter

Adrian Cole discusses his jclouds project, which is an open source library that helps Java developers get started in the cloud and reuse their Java development skills. Cole also talks about some of the challenges of creating a cloud agnostic library, such as the use of different hypervisors and that various cloud implementations are written in different languages, such as VB, Python, Ruby, etc.

News about vCloud

Verizon Expands Cloud Computing Portfolio with Terremark Acquisition

Topics
VMWare,
SOA,
PaaS,
Acquisitions,
Architecture,
Acquisition,
Enterprise Architecture,
Cloud Computing,
vCloud,
Companies

Verizon Communications Inc. acquires Terremark Worldwide Inc., an operator of data centers, for $1.4bn in a move to boost its cloud strategy. Does this move change the market dynamics in the Cloud IaaS space? Opinions range from highly optimistic to pessimistic and everything in between.

Cloud Patterns from VMware

Topics
Virtual Machines,
Runtimes,
Java,
Design Pattern,
Deployment / Datacenter,
VMWare,
Languages,
Architecture,
Patterns,
Design,
Infrastructure,
Cloud Computing,
Object Oriented Design,
vCloud,
Companies,
Programming

Over the last few months WMware's Steve Jin has published several design patterns around working with virtual machines in the cloud, especially vCloud.

Presentations about vCloud

SpringSource and VMWare: Making Sense Of It All

Topics
SpringOne,
Spring,
Conferences,
Java,
Virtualization,
Dependency Injection,
SpringSource,
Cloud Foundry,
Operations,
Languages,
Design Pattern,
IaaS,
VMWare,
Cloud Computing,
Infrastructure,
Architecture,
Acquisitions,
Programming,
Companies,
SpringOne 2009,
vMotion,
vCloud,
SpringSource Tool Suite,
Design,
Patterns,
Object Oriented Design,
vCenter,
VMWare DRS,
vSphere,
VMWare FT

Adrian Colyer and Karl Rumelhart discuss the VMWare acquisition of SpringSource, Cloud Foundry, deployment blueprints, tc Server, dm Server, SpringSource Tool Suite, public vs private vs personal cloud, virtualization in the data center, vSphere, Infrastructure as a Service, vCloud, intelligent provisioning, vMotion, VMWare DRS, VMWare FT, vCenter management suite and vSphere performance.

Interviews about vCloud

Karl Rumelhart Talks about VMWare, Spring, and PaaS

Topics
Spring Integration,
SpringOne,
Virtual Machines,
Spring,
Conferences,
Runtimes,
Dependency Injection,
Virtualization,
Java,
SpringSource,
Operations,
Languages,
IaaS,
VMWare,
Design Pattern,
PaaS,
Cloud Computing,
VMWare DRS,
Programming,
Infrastructure,
Patterns,
Design,
vCloud,
Object Oriented Design,
Companies,
vCenter,
SpringOne 2009

Karl Rumelhart explains VMWare's virtualization products and how they relate to cloud solutions, Open Source at VMWare, the SpringSource acquisition and much more.

Chris Richardson discusses Cloud Foundry and Cloud Computing

Topics
Virtual Machines,
SpringOne,
EC2,
Runtimes,
Spring,
Conferences,
Amazon Web Services,
Virtualization,
Java,
SpringSource,
Amazon,
Dependency Injection,
Cloud Foundry,
Infrastructure,
Design Pattern,
IaaS,
Languages,
Operations,
PaaS,
VMWare,
Cloud Computing,
Programming,
SpringSource dm Server,
tc Server,
Patterns,
vSphere,
Companies,
Object Oriented Design,
vCloud,
Design,
Hyperic HQ,
SpringOne 2009

Chris Richardson discusses the evolving cloud computing landscape, cloud computing tools, differences between local machines and cloud-based virtual machines, Cloud Foundry offerings, deploying a Java application to Cloud Foundry, Cloud Foundry vs other cloud offerings, future Cloud Foundry developments, and the future of enterprise Java development.