variable compute capacity system, many others are in the process of
doing the same. I guess the problem many of "you" are struggling with
is force fitting this into the definition of a cloud, or hoping it is
so that you can use their success as reference points.
If you take a row of servers, either build-your-own or buy something
like an IBM iDataPlex server or a DELL DCS build, and use it as a
cloud types environment into which you offer a range of applications
and images which can be provisioned dynamically and on-demand, is it a
cloud or not? If it is, then there are loads doing this in the
financial sector. If not, that perhaps you could help me understand
your definition of cloud computing.
++Mark.
http://cathcam.wordpress.com
On Dec 16, 2:50 pm, Ranjit Nayak <ranjit_na...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On another SaaS forum, Drew Clark of IBM had put together this useful list of cloud implementations.
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