The Cloud offers the ability to launch server instances, support increasing traffic, create load balancer instances, and provision TB of storage in seconds. This blog post discusses architectural issues that you should consider when diving into cloud system implementation.
Using an open and simple API is a great way to build a developer ecosystem and grow a user base dramatically for Web 2.x (social/cloud/mobile) applications. But building flexible APIs can be a challenge. This session covers how to build a nice Web API from scratch, using open source stacks.
This video presents the infrastructure devices (servers, network, storage, L4-7 services) that are used to build Cloud Computing services.
Dynamically scaling applications in cloud computing environments is a fairly simple task. But doing it in a way that maintains performance while maximizing resources and minimizing costs well, that is not so trivial a task unless you have the right tools. This blog post explains that doing Cloud scalability right …
Applications are increasingly facing demands for horizontal scalability and cross-platform interoperability. NoSQL data stores are gaining momentum as a way to address the scalability challenges, but for Java developers, this means we need to explore new territory beyond relational database libraries like JDBC and JPA. This video explains how the …
This video provides an overview of QueCloud. QueCloud is a cloud-based data integration platform as a service (iPaas) that offers comprehensive advanced data quality, integration, governance and management in one environment. You can connect cloud based applications, on-premise applications, relational, object and much more all in one fast, easy and automated …
This video presents the architectural practices for building highly available applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
In this blog post, the developers of blitz.io shares how they are using Heroku, AWS and CouchDB as an infrastructure for their cloud based load testing tool.
