Gojko Adzic

During the last two years, I was involved in several projects deployed on the Amazon cloud. Being a relatively early adopter was a fantastic experience that provided lots of opportunities to burn my fingers and learn from mistakes. It also seriously challenged my view of scalable software architectures. I spoke about key lessons learned at CloudCamp London last week – here is the summary of that presentation. Continue Reading »

CloudCamp 4 London took place last Thursday in Microsoft’s offices at Victoria, continuing on success of the previous meetings. From what I could see, about 250 people attended, and the main overarching theme for the lightning talks this time was data security and using clouds for data storage. Continue Reading »

According to the 2009 plan published on the google discussion group, CloudCamp is coming back to the UK in march. The last two events were very interesting, so I’m really looking forward to the third one.

CloudCamp returned to London yesterday, organised with the help of Skills Matter at the Crypt on the Clarkenwell green. The main topics of this cloud/grid computing community meeting were service-level agreements, connecting private and public clouds and standardisation issues. Continue Reading »

I attended CloudCamp last week in London. CloudCamp was a mini-conference for people interested in cloud computing, and turned out to be quite interesting. Continue Reading »