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Posted by: Eucalyptus Professional Services | May 18, 2012
If you pay attention to Eucalyptus press releases (and c'mon, who doesn't?) then you're already aware that Eucalyptus Education is on the cusp of releasing our first major certification in the next couple of months. While that's exciting all on it's own, I'm personally even more excited about some of the major innovations we're making in terms of high-stakes certification exams, and want to bring some of those to light so that you can be...
Posted by: Greg DeKoenigsberg | May 18, 2012

Eucalyptians are hanging out all over!

  • OSBC – Hyatt Regency, San Francisco, CA: May 21 – 22
  • GlueCon+CloudCamp, Broomfield, Colorado : May 22 – 24
  • RootCamp Berlin – Berlin Fair Grounds, Germany: May 25 – 26
  • SouthEast Linux Fest: June 8-10

If you see someone in the Euca gear, stop by and say hi.  We’ve got lots of cool new stuff to talk about. ...

Posted by: Eucalyptus Professional Services | May 16, 2012
Having been an employee at Eucalyptus Systems, Inc. for nearly a year now, I finally can say I get the cloud. I understand the concept, the benefits, the use cases, the technology (*whew*), and how to implement it in the real world (*double whew*). It is also very clear to me that I am in a distinct minority among technical gurus worldwide. Most people just don't get it, and there are some very good reasons for their confusion. I'm not sure...
Posted by: Rich Wolski | May 15, 2012

Eucalyptus 3 includes, as one of its new features, the option of enabling "High Availability" or "HA" (pronounced as the two letters and not as the first part of a chuckle). This functionality was overwhelmingly the most frequently requested improvement over Eucalyptus 2 by the community and, at the same time, the one over which the most confusion seems to persist. I'll try and shed some light on the "what," "why," and "how" of HA in Eucalyptus.

What: Automatic Failover and Recovery...

Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 14, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about the world and our planet from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


March

James Cameron completes 11km Mariana trench dive...

Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 13, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about interviews with and writings by me, quotes, and books I've read from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


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Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 12, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about leadership and entrepreneurship from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


April

Keep your own scorecard. @CharlotteBeers on self-assessment, leadership,...

Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 11, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about open source from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


April

"Scarcity is the enemy of serendipity" - thoughtful piece on Burning Man dilemmas by @...

Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 10, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about mobile and cloud computing and the software industry from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


Mobile

March...

Posted by: Marten Mickos | May 9, 2012

Here is a summary of my tweets about Eucalyptus from the previous months.

This is my previous tweet summary for Fall 2011. And, of course, feel free to follow my tweets in real time at http://twitter.com/#!/martenmickos


March

Eucalyptus has just been given "top tier" billing by the only cloud player whose opinion...

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