Jerome Bernard has over eight years experience developing distributed applications applied to a wide range of applications from banking to insurances as well as distributed applications using Jini. He is a committer on many OSS projects like Elastic Grid, Rio, Typica and JiBX. He is currently working on Elastic Grid, an OSS project which focuses on the productivity of developers and organizations that use Java enterprise applications, enabling them to easily deploy, manage and scale applications running on virtualized compute assets, whether that be across public or private clouds, like Amazon EC2.
If you’re in the SaaS (Software as a Service) business, and are following
the Cloud Computing trends, you really need to understand the difference
between the offers. Of course, I’m not talking about Cloud, like Apple’s
Mobile :), but only Cloud Computing.
As of today, we have at least 3 big players (Amazon, Google and Microsoft)
and some other ones from smaller players (like GoGrid, Flex... (more)
Elastic Grid will do a joint presentation with Amazon at Devoxx with Simone
Brunozzi (Amazon Technology Evangelist in Europe) on December, 12th at
9:30am.
This conference will introduce you to Amazon Cloud Computing services, like
EC2, S3 and CloudFront. During the conference we will also explain you how to
deploy applications on EC2, but also how Elastic Grid helps Java developers
to e... (more)
It sounds like that Devoxx is going to be full of interesting news in the
Cloud Computing World.
First of all if you missed it, Amazon just announced support for Amazon EC2
in Europe!
This is really good news as this was something slowing adoption of Cloud
Computing in Europe. Many customers needed their servers to be running in
Europe.
Their pricing model sounds quite reasonable to, al... (more)
Typica 1.5 has just been released.
This version brings a lot of new stuff like:
EC2 enhancements: support for EU and regions, SDB enhancements: support for
SQL like grammar (select, etc.), Bug fixes… … and of course the FPS API
we’ve been working on.
As Amazon announced plenty of FPS Quick Starts, you now don’t have any
excuse for not using the FPS API when developing in Java.
... (more)
Jerome Bernard has over eight years experience developing distributed applications applied to a wide range of applications from banking to insurances as well as distributed applications using Jini. He is a committer on many OSS projects like Elastic Grid, Rio, Typica and JiBX. He is currently working on Elastic Grid, an OSS project which focuses on the productivity of developers and organizations that use Java enterprise applications, enabling them to easily deploy, manage and scale applications running on virtualized compute assets, whether that be across public or private clouds, like Amazon EC2.
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