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Designing for Availability in the Cloud (2013)

By Justin Warren on Jan 31, 2013 7:19AM
Designing for Availability in the Cloud (2013)

Revised Edition: How to ensure your cloud services stay online.

Welcome to the 2013 edition of iTnews’ ‘Designing for Availability in the Cloud’. The multi-tenant (shared) nature of cloud computing platforms makes them notoriously prone to failure, as early adopters have learned the hard way. But as we proved with the first edition of this ...

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