List/Grid Tag Archives: Cloud
Heroku and Java – From Newbie to Beginner, Part 2
The problem So after a few days I could get back to my little Recaps project. I started with checking logs and found something like this: 2012-03-04T01:52:51+00:00 ...
Heroku and Java – From Newbie to Beginner, Part 1
Recently I’ve heard that Heroku allows deployment of Java applications in it’s Cedar stack. Having no real software idea I decided I’ll give it a try and just configure SOMETHING ...
Using AWS ElasticMapReduce with the Command Line Interface
In this post I am going to use the AWS MapReduce service (called ElasticMapReduce) by making use of the CLI for EMR. The process of using EMR can be divided in three steps on a high ...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Cloud Computing – Cloud computing pros and cons
Introduction Cloud computing refers to the use of computing resources, those being hardware and/or software) that reside on a remote machine and are delivered to the end user as a service ...
Multipart Upload on S3 with jclouds
1. Goal In the previous article, we looked at how we can use the generic Blob APIs from jclouds to upload content to S3. In this article we will use the S3 specific asynchronous API ...
Upload on Amazon S3 with the jclouds library
There are several good ways to upload content to an S3 bucket in the Java world – in this article we’ll look at what the jclouds library provides for this purpose. To use jclouds ...
Working with Amazon Web Services (EC2)
As posted before I attended to a technical handson AWS training last week. The subjects during these days were of course the standard EC2 and S3 services which I have used before. Added ...
5 Strategies for Making Money with the Cloud
Everybody is hearing Cloud Computing on the television now. Operators will store your contacts in the Cloud. Hosting companies will host your website in the Cloud. Others will store ...
Chronicle and the Micro-Cloud
Overview A common question I face is; how do you scale a Chronicle based system if it is single writer, multiple readers. While there are solutions to this problem, it is far more likely ...
Java EE 6 Web Profile. On the cloud. Easy.
Java SE is ok. Java EE is evil. That’s what I always used to think. Well, not anymore, now. Let me share my experience. Some weeks ago, I started thinking about porting a legacy ...
