Reverse Proxy & Home Internet
I really love my network at home and the small network I've built over the past few years up in the cloud. It's gone through a number of machinations to suit my needs,
A collection of 12 posts
I really love my network at home and the small network I've built over the past few years up in the cloud. It's gone through a number of machinations to suit my needs,
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In Windows 2012, the concept of the private cloud is finally at your fingertips. Long gone are the half baked, half delivered features of Windows Server that promised ‘virtualization.’ VMWare had
There is a great article in Information Week this week about the 2012 State of Storage that I wanted to comment on. If you don’t have a subscription, that’s
In addendum to my previous toolset count – I’ve decided that this year, I’m going to invest in a few more tools to make life grand. All of these
It may come as no surprise to anyone that I do in fact, heart the cloud. Having spent the passed few weeks reading the most excellent book ‘The Big Switch’ and
Have you ever wondered what that historical marker says that you just passed while driving down the road? Well, there’s an app for that, if you live in Texas. WP7 Fanboys – Open
It occurs to me that a lot of gesticulation has been going on about the cloud over the past few quarters: is it good for business, is it secure, will it really reduce
Okay, the name ‘multi-cloud’ probably won’t pass muster with the marketing types, but I am very excited to posit on the near future of what a combined public/private
Recently, I was privileged to begin working on a project where a feasibility study was being conducted similar to other studies that are happening all over the world these days. “Shall we go
The value proposition of Windows Azure is very unique. It can be articulated to the qualification of three major feature sets with different patterns of implementation to introduce a broad range of solutions
I’ve been pondering Windows Azure lately. I know that a lot of folks are investigating the great potential of the cloud to offer on demand or even throw away computing resources.