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Bye, Bye My Clustered AMIs…A Cloud Tribute to Don McLean | Rational Survivability
@Beaker’s rockin’ tribute to Don McLean, inspired by Amazon’s EC2 woes. [If you aren’t reading Beaker, you are missing out on tremendous cloud knowledge.]
“I started singin’
bye-bye, my clustered AMIs
I tried to launch one
it just sat there, much to my surprise
And them angry devs were telling stories and lies
Singin’ “this public cloud I now despise
“this public cloud, I now despise.”” -
Column 2 : IBM BPM: Merging the Paths
Sandy Kemsley weighs in on IBM’s BPM release.
“It’s important to look at how the IBM organization has realigned to allow for the new product release: Phil Gilbert, former president and CTO of Lombardi, now has overall responsibility for all of WebSphere BPM – including both the former Lombardi and WebSphere BPM products – plus ILOG rules management. Neil Ward-Dutton referred to this as the reverse takeover of IBM by Lombardi; when I had a chance for a 1:1 with Phil at Impact, I told him that we’d all bet that he would be gone from IBM after a year. He admitted that he originally thought so too, until they gave him the opportunity to do exactly what he knew needed to be done: bring together all of the IBM BPM offerings into a unified offering. This new product announcement is the beginning of that unification, but they still have a ways to go.
Let’s take a look at the product offering, then…”
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StreamBase Loves Erlang (The StreamBase Event Processing Blog)
“StreamBase allows business analysts, actuaries, quantitative contributors and developers to share a common language. An event-driven integration whiteboard, if you will, that compiles to efficient optimized native binary code. Add Erlang for development of analytics like MACD and you have a powerful combination.”
…”Learn more by watching Darach’s presentation here, and follow him on Twitter at @darachennis”
