Why SLA does not make sense in the Cloud? » You should be able to see if your Cloud is in storm or calm.
May 18, 2011
Random Ramblings About Making Games and Stuff from Cloud
Tag Cloud
- Azure
- SaaS
- Monitoring
- Azure SQL
- cloud services
- SaaS Service
- Backup
- Elasticity
- Business
- Cloud computing
- SaaS Business Model
- Microsoft
- Security
- Microsoft Azure
- AzureWatch
- Cerebrata
- Paraleap
- Azure Management cmdlets
- Cmdlets
- Amazon
- Windows Azure
- agility
- WP7
- game dev
- game development
- Pasi Mäkinen
- Server
- Scalability
- Drobpox
- techdays 2011
- Rainer Stropek
- Cloud billing
- business agility
- SLA
- transparency
- vendor lock-in
- on-premise
- Implementation project
- software
- software solutions
- sql
- cotega
- notifications
- reports
- database address
- dashboard view
- monitoring tool
- Red-Gate
- Azure Storage
- pacbac
- Expression Blend
- Windows Phone 7
- Dev tools
- Stuff I Like
- Coding
- UI design tools
- Design time data
- Data binding
- Application Bar
- Menu context
- List box
- List box Item
- Silverlight
- System Style
- ODATA
- Visual Studio
- WCF data service
- Azure Access Control Service
- Authentication
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- FC_TargetPath
- decision making
- decision log
- team
- trust
- scrum
- kanpan
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