Category: Cloud Computing
My overly complicated web hosting set up
So a few weeks ago I posted a video on about my complicated server setup just for the challenge and mostly for the fun of it all. And after weeks of fits and starts, mostly due to work, I’ve finally gotten to about 80% complete. Just as a recap, my current solution is a Digital Ocean $20 Droplet. This is my current set up. With … Continue reading My overly complicated web hosting set up
Why Everyone Should Run Their Own web Server
I’ve been meaning to write this post for quite a while now but I haven’t really had the time between work and family life, and in all honesty when I did have the time I’ve just been way too lazy to site here and put my thoughts into words. I just so happens that I am sitting here in Terminal C at LGA waiting for … Continue reading Why Everyone Should Run Their Own web Server
Ode to the “cloud”
A few months ago I posted an entry about cloud computing on the KCCS Blog. Since then there have been lots of start ups and lots of new services provided by some of the old players, like Microsoft and Google, the latter needed no mention here but what’s done is done, needless to say for small businesses and even larger organizations these services allow you … Continue reading Ode to the “cloud”
Virutalization Vs. Cloud COmputing
These days the biggest buzzwords in the IT industry have been the expansion of Cloud computing and the major push towards virtualizing the traditional computing infrastructure. But with these two new concepts come questions from business owners like you and me and the biggest question without a doubt has to be “which one is better?” or “which should i use?” While there is no one … Continue reading Virutalization Vs. Cloud COmputing