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  On Friday, a massive outage occured at Amazon Web Services that generated a wave of negativity and criticism in the blogosphere. Not long ago, Rackspace, one of the world's largest hosting companies, experienced a outage that resulted in a similar reactio

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  The ideas behind cloud computing (power grids like Amazon Web Services) and why it will be an integral part of our future.

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  • Albert Wenger said something to me recently that stuck in my head: We live in a stochastic world, but people fail to grasp it because all they experience is right now.
  • . > The first scalability issue is fairly minor - threads and socket connections of the Apache web server.
  • The problem with LAMP is in its scalability.
  • The first scalability issue is fairly minor - threads and socket connections
  • But the second problem with LAMP is far more significant - the MySQL relational database is the ultimate bottleneck of the system.
  • The load balancer forwards a request to any one box and it is processed in a stateless manner - meaning the request is followed by an immediate response and no state is held by the system. The beauty of the cloud is in its scalability - you scale by simply adding more boxes.
  • Whatever is part of your core business you build. Everything else you buy.
  • By focusing on what truly makes you unique and different you have the chance to beat the competition.
  • It is not a single failure of the system that is indicative of the performance. It is the frequency of failures that we should look for.
  • The point is, as Albert Wegner explained, we need to think about this stochastically.

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  Tac Anderson on 2008-02-18
  ReadWriteWeb does a great job of explaining what exactly Cloud Computing is.  Unless you've been hiding under a rock you've probably heard the term recently and if you haven't, get used to it, you'll hear it a lot.
  
  Especially as the Web becomes more mobile, cloud computing will become ever more important. 
  
  Amazon's S3 outage demonstrates the limitations in the cloud and, for me, demonstrates why some sort of distributed Cloud/Host system will always be required for apps. 
  
  

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