Videos for Cloud Computing Software Development
Using everything learned about continuous integration (CI) at Atlassian, this video explains how to maximize throughput and reduce latency in your test pipeline. It also introduces the Hadoop Cluster Bamboo Agent capable of massively and automatically scaling up the amount of compute power available for continuous integration on Bamboo.
This video demonstrates how to create a Eucalyptus Community Cloud (ECC), a free test cloud available for members of the Eucalyptus Community, and request an ECC account. It then demonstrates how to use those credentials to connect to the ECC.
The testing of Microsoft Translator (MT) service can be divided into two broad areas 1) Testing of the machine learning system that returns the translation answer 2) the web service that serves translate requests running on the Microsoft cloud.
This video discusses the Windows Azure Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager provides several ways to load balance traffic to multiple hosted services. You can choose from three load balancing methods: Performance, Failover, or Round Robin. You will learn how to configure Traffic Manager policies and test with your own applications.
This short video shows how to create a Spring application and deploy it to Cloud Foundry in a few minutes.
John Dillon was appointed chief executive in 2009. He explains why Engine Yard has widened its offer with the recent acquisition of Orchestra to support the even larger market of PHP developers.
Applications are increasingly facing demands for horizontal scalability and cross-platform interoperability. NoSQL data stores are gaining momentum as a way to address the scalability challenges, but for Java developers, this means we need to explore new territory beyond relational database libraries like JDBC and JPA. This video explains how the …
Netflix has moved its production services from being completely datacenter-based, to being primarily cloud-based in a little over a year. This video briefly explains why they did it and why they chose Amazon’s AWS.
