Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20130401225404/http://opensource.sys-con.com:80/node/2593926
OpenNebula 4.0 brings valuable contributions from many of its thousands of deployments that include leading research and supercomputing centers like CERN, FermiLab, NASA, ESA and SARA; and industry leaders like Blackberry, ChinaMobile, Dell, Cisco, Akamai and Telefonica O2. As an enterprise-class product, OpenNebula offers an upgrade path so all existing users can easily migrate their production and experimental environments to the new version.
OpenNebula 4.0 includes new features in most of its subsystems:
It features a completely redesigned Sunstone GUI, with a fresh and modern look and an updated workflow for most of the dialogs.
A whole new set of operations for VMs like system and disk snapshoting, capacity re-sizing for vertical elasticity, programmable VM actions, NIC hotpugging, extended CLI and IPv6 support among others.
Several improvements for administrators and new features to enhance the robustness and scalability of OpenNebula core like SysLog support, ACLs for clusters, new more efficient monitoring, better concurrency…
Enhanced back-end in several areas like authentication with CRL support, virtualization with support for Xen 4 and new attributes for KVM and VMware, and storage with new Ceph drivers and improved iSCSI support
Enhanced scheduler with cluster attributes for VM placement, affinity policies, and support for complex heuristics
Dr. Llorente is Director of the OpenNebula Project and CEO & co-founder at C12G Labs. He is an entrepreneur and researcher in the field of cloud and distributed computing, having managed several international projects and initiatives on Cloud Computing, and authored many articles in the leading journals and proceedings books. Dr. Llorente is one of the pioneers and world's leading authorities on Cloud Computing. He has held several appointments as independent expert and consultant for the European Commission and several companies and national governments. He has given many keynotes and invited talks in the main international events in cloud computing, has served on several Groups of Experts on Cloud Computing convened by international organizations, such as the European Commission and the World Economic Forum, and has contributed to several Cloud Computing panels and roadmaps. He founded and co-chaired the Open Grid Forum Working Group on Open Cloud Computing Interface, and has participated in the main European projects in Cloud Computing. Llorente holds a Ph.D in Computer Science (UCM) and an Executive MBA (IE Business School), and is a Full Professor (Catedratico) and the Head of the Distributed Systems Architecture Group at UCM.
Yakov Werde wrote: In your introduction you clearly state the problem new PowerBuilder developers face when they find the IDE installed on their machine. You then go on to talk about the lack of current training materials.
One important cost effective training resource you omitted is the online training from ISUG/eLearnIT. Everyone can learn more at http://my.isug.com/pbtraining
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