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Category Archives: CloudCamp

Silent Data Corruption in the Cloud and building in Data Integrity

  I was passed a link to a very interesting article on-line about silent data corruption on very large data sets, where corruption creeps undetected into the data read and written by an application over time. Errors are common in reading from all media and this would normally be trapped by storage subsystem logic and [...]

The Big Cloud Debate @CloudCamp London

  I noted with interest that the next CloudCamp London has been announced for Thursday 11th March, the last couple that I attended were pretty similar and other than some useful networking there was nothing really new/different that jumped out at me; so I wasn’t sure I would go to the next one as it [...]

Cloud Camp London (21st Jan 2010) now open for registrations

  You can register for the next Cloudcamp London on the 21st Jan 2010 at this link If you don’t know what cloudcamp is about – check out one of my previous posts if you are available I recommend it.

Cloudcamp London July 2009

  Cloudcamp London is just winding down, it seems to be a lot smaller than the last London Cloudcamp and it’s in a smaller but much nicer venue (provided by Microsoft) There were a set of lightning talks on various cloud topics, mostly on security in the cloud. Some interesting thoughts from HP labs on [...]

CloudCamp London – March 12th

  Registration is open for the next CloudCamp event in London on March 12th, I’ve attended once before and I like the format – a set of a ‘lightning talks’ around cloud topics, some networking and some detailed breakout sessions. It’s an excellent and informal event to discuss cloud developments with your peers as well [...]

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