Graham Perrin's List: cloud computing and storage

• ElasticDrive v0.4.0
• 40GB (Free)
• Sep 24th

  • 2007, presumably.
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• 40 GB free was a colossal amount to offer in 2007.
  
  Do I misunderstand the headline? - Graham Perrin on 2009-07-28

• 10 cloud computing companies to watch
• Page 2 of 5
• Company name: Enomaly
• Elastic Computing Platform (ECP)
• integrates enterprise data centers with commercial cloud computing offerings
• manage and govern both internal and external resources
• from a single console
• easy to move  virtual machines from one data center to another
• its software could  prove crucial as enterprises grapple with the problem of managing a wide array of computing resources that live both inside  and outside the firewall
• More than two dozen customers have been named publicly
• Who uses the service:
• Business Objects, France Telecom, NBC, the Canadian government,  Deutsche Bank, Best Buy, and several universities.

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• Certain names, words, titles, phrases, logos, icons, graphics, designs or other content on the Site are trade names or trade-marks owned by Enomaly Inc. or third parties, including without limitation enomaly, Enomalism, ElasticDrive, VMcast, and enomalyserver

• Instantly Backup Local Data to a Remote File System
• Fully Customizable & Expandable Network Hard drive
• cost-effective local & remote disks
• to augment daily tape backup systems
• continuous protection
• minimizes data loss during the day
• maximizes business continuity
• secure & powerful data replication
• Network Block Device
• Instant Recovery of Data
• Configure Elasticdrive to behave like a typical hard drive
• filesystem of your choice (ext2, reiser, FAT, JFS XFS)
• mounting it to a directory
• or in a mirrored RAID array
• Connect to Web Based Storage
• Long-Term Data Retention
• writing backups to a local disk and a remote storage systems simultaneously
• one or more web based storage systems
• Amazon’s Simple Storage Service
• storage area network

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• Referred from http://www.enomaly.com/ECP-Download.446.0.html - Graham Perrin on 2009-07-26

• ElasticDrive on OS X
• Dec 12, 2007
• pretty cool with the Leopard Time Machine option
• using OS X, you can now run ElasticDrive

• Installing  elasticdrive on OS X : 

   
  • Install GLib and gettext and pkg_utils  
   
  • Install macfuse  
   
  • Install easy_install if it is not already there  
   
  • Install  elasticdrive  using the install script with NO CHANGES (woot)!  
   
  • Configure and start  elasticdrive . NOTE:  Elasticdrive  doesn't background correctly on MAC, so it needs to be run in the foreground for this purpose. Also, be sure to disable the  file:///  fuse line. It is broken on Mac when coupled with time machine (big file that will get backed up to itself).  
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  • Whilst this 2007 post is probably outdated, it's good to read that ElasticDrive works on Mac OS X.
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• from home directory
• sudo elasticdrive elasticdrive.ini

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• download a free copy of Enomaly Elastic Computing Platform at: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=164855
• installation Documentation, add-on modules, SVN and core distribution download, please visit
  http://trac.enomalism.com/enomalism/
• www.enomaly.com/Support.388.0.html

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• ECP forums at: http://www.enomaly.com/Resources.resources.0.html
  
• Mailing List > http://groups.google.com/group/enomalism
• ElasticDrive - Continuous Data Protection
  For an Instant Backup of Virtual Data please visit http://www.elasticdrive.com
  

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