SYS-CON Events announced today that CodeFutures Corporation, empowering enterprises to “share nothing, shard everything,” will exhibit at SYS-CON’s 13th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 4–7, 2013, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
CodeFutures Corporation is the premier provider of database-performance tools that dramatically increase scalability and performance. Embracing the innovative database-sharding methodology, a “shared-nothing” partitioning scheme, the company’s dbShards solution provides a highly scalable approach to improving the throughput and overall performance of high-transaction, database-centric business applications.
Monthly Archives: October 2013
CodeFutures Corporation to Exhibit at Cloud Expo Silicon Valley
SYS-CON Events announced today that CodeFutures Corporation, empowering enterprises to “share nothing, shard everything,” will exhibit at SYS-CON’s 13th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 4–7, 2013, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
CodeFutures Corporation is the premier provider of database-performance tools that dramatically increase scalability and performance. Embracing the innovative database-sharding methodology, a “shared-nothing” partitioning scheme, the company’s dbShards solution provides a highly scalable approach to improving the throughput and overall performance of high-transaction, database-centric business applications.
Cloud Expo Silicon Valley: Application Defined Networking
Best effort networks aren’t good enough for today’s mission-critical cloud-based applications. To ensure optimal performance, developers and IT managers must have a holistic view and understanding of all the factors impacting performance.
In her session at the 13th International Cloud Expo®, Pascale Vicat-Blanc, founder and CEO of Lyatiss, will explain how Application Defined Networking (ADN) provides this visibility and insight, delivering combined application and network awareness, and performance predictability from end-to-end. It also will show how ADN enables intelligent orchestration of networked resources and their automated (re)configuration to ensure that the application and network adapt when workloads and conditions change.
How Do You Eat a Network Security Elephant?
A cloud security take on an old riddle: analyze risks, identify needs, develop priorities, deploy scalable model, and leave room for dessert.
Security is big. It encompasses a great many definitions, confronts a great many issues and is addressed through a great many solutions using a great many formats. For many organizations, it can be an overwhelming proposition. Beyond the issues of data defense, regulatory compliance, traffic management, identity regulation, archiving, reporting, access control, intrusion detection, encryption, app administration, help desk assistance, there is the job the IT pro was hired to do…ensure the smooth technical operation of their organization. Securing the disappearing network perimeter and beyond has become more than a full-time job in itself.
Cloud Computing 2.0 Flexibility Discussed at Cloud Expo
ProfitBricks, the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) company that completely reengineered the delivery of Cloud Computing, is speaking, sponsoring and exhibiting at Cloud Expo Silicon Valley, the 13th International Cloud Expo conference. Pete Johnson, senior director of cloud platform evangelism at ProfitBricks, will discuss the evolution of cloud and the needed flexibility that Cloud Computing 2.0 offers.
ProfitBricks – the IaaS price/performance leader who introduced Cloud Computing 2.0 – offers more speed, flexibility and value than any other cloud provider. Founded in 2010 by the co-founders of the 1&1 Internet Web Hosting business, ProfitBricks enables customers to build true virtual data centers with custom defined instances, live vertical scaling and class-leading double redundant cloud storage — all with simple and transparent minute-based billing. ProfitBricks also developed the first graphical Data Center Designer that makes the ProfitBricks cloud computing service the easiest to set up and maintain. Talkin’ Cloud recently named ProfitBricks top on its list of 25 Fastest Growing Cloud Service Providers, and ProfitBricks was named to CIO Review’s 20 Most Promising Cloud Computing Companies. Headquartered in Berlin, Germany and Boston, Massachusetts, ProfitBricks can be found online at www.profitbricks.com.
Oracle accelerates database and cloud strategy
Tim Jennings, Chief Analyst & Research Fellow, Enterprise IT
Oracle’s September 2013 customer event was notable for a series of announcements designed to help the company’s customers improve the speed and agility of their information systems. The flagship news revolved around Oracle’s core competence of database technology, with forthcoming releases of an in-memory option for Oracle Database 12c that promises to significantly speed up analytic queries, and of an enterprise-grade Database as a Service (DBaaS) offering, part of the Oracle Public Cloud. The latter is reaching a new level of maturity, assisted by the acquisition earlier in 2013 of cloud infrastructure specialist Nimbula.
One of the dominant themes of the conference was machine-to-machine (M2M) technology and the Internet of Things (IoT), and here Oracle is positioning its Java technology as an end-to-end platform for solution development. It also announced an upcoming new version of its Java as a …
Lunarline to Bust Some FedRAMP Moves & Exhibit (Booth #320) at Cloud Expo
Lunarline, one of the U.S. government’s leading cyber security and privacy providers, announced on Thursday that Spence Witten, Lunarline director of federal sales, will speak about successfully navigating FedRAMP during the Cloud Expo 2013 Silicon Valley (@CloudExpo) in Santa Clara, CA.
With more than 10 years of private and government sales experience, Witten can sell ice to polar bears. But more importantly, he knows a thing or two about FedRAMP – the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program – and what it takes to sell to Uncle Sam.
The scariest business data horror stories [infographic]
Trick or treat!You’ll be hearing this a lot soon. Halloween may be all about ghosts and goblins, but businesses have much bigger threats to worry about… such as losing the critical business data that’s stored on their employees’ computers and in-house servers.
To put you in the Halloween spirit, we’ve gathered some of these terrifying stats into one spooky infographic. So brace yourself and read at your own risk! But don’t panic! There are solutions that can help protect your business from the terrifying prospect of unwanted data loss or exposure.
Take a look at how SherWeb’s solutions can securely back up your data and make sure your emails are compliant with regulations such as HIPAA and SOX. If you have any questions, call us any time at 1-888-567-6610.
Enterprise Cloud Management: CSC To Acquire ServiceMesh
“Our software will allow CSC to reinforce its global independent technology stance,” declared ServiceMesh Founder & CEO, Eric Pulier, as he blogged yesterday afternoon about the acquisition on his company by Computer Science Corporation.
Enterprise Cloud Management: CSC To Acquire ServiceMesh
“Our software will allow CSC to reinforce its global independent technology stance,” declared ServiceMesh Founder & CEO, Eric Pulier, as he blogged yesterday afternoon about the acquisition on his company by Computer Science Corporation.