Cloud Computing and Security
Last week (Mars 11, 2010), I gave a seminar (in Swedish) regarding cloud computing in general and the security aspects in particular, for HAS 4.0. HAS is an annual course in security with a very broad perspective, organized by Logica and Cornerstone.
Here are my slides from my two hour presentation.
Cloud Computing and Testing
Yesterday evening I gave a seminar about Cloud Computing with the bias towards testing. I have uploaded my slides to SlideShare (see below).
Cloud Computing seminar at easyFairs IT-Show
Today, I gave a seminar (in Swedish) about what is Cloud Computing and how to use it. Here are my slides from the presentation.
Seminars in Cloud Computing and Groovy&Grails
Today I gave two seminars (2 hours each) in Stockholm. The first, before lunch, was about Cloud Computing and the second, after lunch, was an gentle introduction to Groovy and Grails.
Here a the slides PDF (in Swedish)
I will repeat these seminars in Gothenburg on Thursday.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) I will give a company internal seminar regarding trends in software development.
Video from my Cloud Computing seminar
This week I gave the same seminar regarding “What is Cloud Computing” in both Stockholm and Göteborg, here in Sweden.
You can watch the video from the Stockholm event. The speech language is in Swedish and the length is around one and a half hour. The video format is Adobe Flash, so you need a proper flash-plugin.
- Cloud Computing Seminar - 12 May 2009 - Stockholm/Sweden
- Watch the video (requires Adobe Flash plugin)
- Read the presentation slides (PDF)
- Register for the course “Cloud Computing i praktiken, 3 dgr”
I’m (re-)launching Ribomation
During the 90s I was running my own company Ribomation, devoted to training (and consulting) in advanced software development areas. In the beginning it was mostly C, C++, OOAD and threads programming in Linux. Towards the end of the 90s, it was Java only - all sorts of Java related topics. When the dot-com morphed into the dot-gone, I terminated the business and spend some years abroad.
Almost ten years later it is time to start the company engine again and steer Ribomation out at the ocean. As always I will focus on emerging and disruptive technologies. Cloud Computing (CC) is definitely of that kind. CC will change the way we design and develop applications.
There are three use cases for CC:
- Extra server(s)
- Elastic (scalable) applications
- Massive data computation
If you need some extra capacity, for example testing server, number 1 above apply. If you need to design applications that can scale to 100.000s of users, number 2 apply. And, if you need to process large amount of data, number 3 applies.
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Jens Riboe
