Enomaly is proud to announce the general availability of The Enomaly Elastic
Computing Platform (ECP) Service Provider Edition 3.0.3.
ECP is a carrier-class architecture & cloud hosting platform which supports
the deployment of very large public cloud infrastructure for service
providers. The platform has been designed to span multiple federated data
centers in disparate geographies around the globe handling hundreds of
thousands of VM's and multi-tenant customers.
This version of ECP Service Provider Edition brings the follow enhancements
over 3.0.2:
- KVM is now directly supported as a hypervisor at install time.
- Sample data is installed during initial installation, so there is no need
to create a customer/group/permissions before testing the system. See INSTALL
for de... (more)
Big news on the Cloud Standards front, I was just informed that the
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) - JTC 1 have formed a
new Subcommittee (SC) at their Plenary last week that includes working groups
for SOA and Web Services as well as a Study Group for standardization of
cloud computing. (This information has not yet been made public, my source
has indicated that I ... (more)
My previous post about the Sidekick failure seems to have whipped up a bit of
a frenzy around whether or not the Sidekick platform is an actual cloud
service. On one side you people saying it isn't a cloud because it's not
redundant or distributed or api accessible or whatever. On the other you have
the media saying hey it's a web based service, so it's a cloud.
Whether the Sidekick platfo... (more)
Enomaly has announced plans to offer cloud service providers and web hosts a
path to increased revenue by offering a turnkey cloud app store platform. The
enhanced offering is part of Enomaly's Elastic Computing platform a private
cloud computing product aimed at enterprises, carriers and hosting
providers, that want to benefit from the power, flexibility, and economies of
cloud computi... (more)
Cloud Interoperability Magazine on Ulitzer
Been doing some thinking around some of the opportunities for cloud providers
to provide the seemless ability to utilize other "compatible" cloud service
providers capacity as a kind of "cloud overdraft" protection. So it occurred
to me, the concept already existing and is a core part of how the internet
already functions. Yes, It's called "Peeri... (more)