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Exploring Cloud Computing: Insights from Scott Fraser, CTO of Portico Systems

In a 2009 meeting led by CTO Scott Fraser of Portico Systems, the focus was on cloud computing. This dynamic style of computing involves scalable, virtualized resources delivered over the Internet, eliminating the need for users to understand the underlying infrastructure. Key topics discussed include various platforms such as Amazon EC2, Google App Engine, and Microsoft Azure, as well as value-added services like Xtium and EngineYard. The meeting also explored how these commercial offerings differ and the relevance of Infrastructure as an API, facilitating a robust discussion on the future of cloud solutions.

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Exploring Cloud Computing: Insights from Scott Fraser, CTO of Portico Systems

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  1. Cloud Computing Edison CTO Executive Meeting, 2009 Scott Fraser, CTO/Co-Founder Portico Systems

  2. What is it? From Wikipedia: Cloud computing is a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet. Users need not have knowledge of, expertise in, or control over the technology infrastructure in the "cloud" that supports them.

  3. What’s out there? Amazon EC2 and related services Google App Engine Sun’s offering Microsfoft’s Azure IBM??? Value-added services riding on the above Virtualized Hosting Providers, such as Xtium On-demand Platforms such as EngineYard’s Solo What else?

  4. Discussion How do the commercial offerings differentiate? Where does it make sense? Infrastructure as an API Cloudtools

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