OGF Open Cloud Computing Interface Spec
http://www.ogf.org/gf/docs/?public_comment
Now in a phase of accepting public comments before release. OCCI would love to hear feedback!
dizz
Re:The RustyHermit Unikernel
on Monday January 25, 2021 @07:21AM (#25902328)
Re:Patrick Collison's Questions
on Monday August 24, 2020 @09:07AM (#24260234)
Might be of use/help: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multimedia/switzerland-explaine...
Re:Presentation: Redis, The Hacker's Database
on Monday January 17, 2011 @05:36AM (#2111788)
Another excellent redis preso - http://simonwillison.net/static/2010/redis-tutorial/
Re:Ask HN : What would you do if you had to switch to a "manual" job?
on Friday July 24, 2009 @12:23PM (#721768)
Carpenter or work on bikes
Re:Ask HN: Lightweight Programmer's CMS?
on Sunday July 12, 2009 @07:19AM (#700057)
CMS.txt? http://cms.thewikies.com
Re:Ask HN: Distributed File System
on Friday July 10, 2009 @07:28AM (#697475)
Re:Dell Unveils Via Nano-Based Server (pulls 20-29 watts @ full load)
on Sunday May 24, 2009 @06:14AM (#624261)
And what's really cool with these guys is that you can have a full rack - 252 nodes - all running with a total power load of 7.2KW! http://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2009/05/22/ServerUnder30W.a...
Infrastructure: So What's OVF all about?
XMPP & AMQP in Ruby
Why HATEOAS?
http://blogs.sun.com/craigmcc/entry/why_hateoas
"It started with a simple question or two, which boil down to: * If Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State (HATEOAS) is so cool, why is it not being used by more REST APIs today? * Are there any short term benefits to go along with the stated long term benefits like adaptability to change?"
It is okay to use POST
http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2009/it-is-okay-to-use-post
Roy Fielding on the usage of POST within REST, prompted by Tim Bray's recent article
Messaging and Infrastructure Management
Engine Yard's Vertebra Released
http://www.engineyard.com/vertebra
Interesting... Vertebra is a framework for orchestrating complex processes in a Cloud. It is designed with an emphasis on security, fault tolerance, and portability.
Re:Ask HN: What are the best of public SOAP Web Services
on Sunday November 30, 2008 @07:02AM (#380821)
Amazon EC2 - http://s3.amazonaws.com/ec2-downloads/ec2.wsdl
S3 - http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/AmazonS3.wsdl
And I'm sure there's others... in fact here's a dude that's listed all the amazon services exposed as wsdl http://www.ecocoma.com/amazon_wsdl.aspx
Re:Cloud Computing: Vertical Scalability is Still Your Problem
on Tuesday November 25, 2008 @08:03AM (#376312)
"Horizontal scalability achieved through the implementation of a load balancing solution is easy." - makes me giggle and not want to continue reading. If one is still relying on vertical scalability then perhaps therein lies your problem.
@poster: URL needs fixing
Re:Goodbye Web 2.0... Welcome Cloud Computing
on Thursday August 14, 2008 @06:01AM (#275964)
Man, that's disturbing!
Standalone RPMs available for Eucalyptus (V1.2)
CalDav enabled for Google Calendar
Re:Eucalyptus
on Monday July 07, 2008 @06:56PM (#239286)
One way to go about democratising the "cloud". Some have cheekily aligned it with how current day linux came to form. A need for a free and hopefully standard platform. :-)
Re:Thank you, Adobe Reader 9
on Friday July 04, 2008 @02:45PM (#236414)
Mac: <Spacebar> or Preview or indeed Skim... slim and functional, thank you! :-)
Re:How I built a web app in six days for only Rs. 350 ($8.75)
on Friday July 04, 2008 @06:36AM (#236110)
ping: cannot resolve www.paraschopra.com: Unknown host
"pay for what you get?" :-p
Eucalyptus 1.1 Source Available
http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu/wiki/EucalyptusSourceCode
Great news for the virtual infrastructure hacker in you!
Re:How do you do in-company documentation (enterprise wiki)?
on Tuesday June 17, 2008 @05:43PM (#220177)
One to check out that has been used internally here is DekiWiki ("enterprise-friendly"). We've also began to use it on external collaborative projects. For dev you can't beat Trac right now but Redmine may just superceed Trac. Ones I tend to avoid are TWiki (hugely extensible, but therein lies its weakness) and horrors of all horrors - sharepoint. MediaWiki of "old" is great if you need something up quicky.
Re:P2P Next is getting funding from Europe to devlop new...
on Wednesday March 12, 2008 @08:20AM (#135080)
Flashy site yes (-1 point for dissemination tasks) but that's a periphal concern of EU project officers and auditors especially when you consider the bulk of deliverables and milestones an integrated large scale project will have.
I think you're correct but on a macro level - what I find useful with anything EU FP is at the micro level... universities get students funded - they and academic staff push out good research in the general area of original project. It's here where you'll find the innovation. Also within the SME (micro-ISV) participation in such research activities can produce promising technology.
Re:Ask PG: Link to comments in RSS
on Sunday February 10, 2008 @05:35AM (#112957)
Yep - another confirm - comment linked working in google reader now - thanks!
Re:Ask PG: Link to comments in RSS
on Saturday February 09, 2008 @08:47AM (#112690)
+1 :-)
I don't see links to comment pages for all items... using google reader
Re:Ask Hacker News: what's your del.icio.us username?
on Tuesday January 29, 2008 @07:30PM (#106547)
dizz