Contents tagged with Architecture
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My Speaking Engagements in the Last Two Months
I’ve been so busy lately with the activities around Moesion that I haven’t had time to blog about a couple of great conferences I had the opportunity to speak at in the last two months.
Software Architect Conference, UK (http://www.software-architect.co.uk/)
This conference is becoming one of my favorite events of the year. As always Nick Payne and his team did a remarkable job lining up an all-star group of speakers that covered some of the hottest topics in today’s software industry. The first day of the conference I had the opportunity to speak about NOSQL databases from a .NET developer perspective to a very enthusiastic crowd that packed the room and bombarded me with tons of smart questions. You can find the slide deck below.NOSQL Databases for the .NET DeveloperAfter that, I presented a session about WCF tips and tricks that covered a lot of the lessons we have learned when working on large SOA solutions with customers as well as during the development of SO-Aware.View more presentations from jesusmrvMaking WCF SimpleView more presentations from jesusmrvCloud Computing Expo, CA(http://cloudcomputingexpo.com)
The Cloud Computing Expo is slowly becoming the most important cloud computing conference of the year. This edition hosted speakers from the most important cloud computing vendors in the current market. I had the opportunity of presenting a session about one of my favorite topics these days: Enterprise Mobility. Without exaggerating, I can rate this session as one of my best experiences speaking at a conference. The room was packed and people were literally standing during the entire hour. The audience was completely engaged on the topic and they literally stayed for another 45 mins after the session asking questions and participating in the discussions. I was extremely exhausted that evening after haven’t flown 6 hrs from Miami, presented a Moesion webinar , met partners, customers, etc but the audience made a complete difference in my experience. I would really like to thank to anybody who attended that session. Below you can find the slide deck of that presentation.Enterprise MobilityView more presentations from jesusmrv -
Getting Better at Angry Birds with Moesion
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Moesion Webinar: Be an ITPro Superhero, Manage Windows Server from your smartphone or tablet
The demand for webinars about Moesion keeps growing and tomorrow we will be hosting a new one(http://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1030856 ) to show you how to use Moesion to manage your Windows Server infrastructure from your smartphone or tablet. Also we will discuss some of the new enhancements we've released recently as well as some of the new features we are planning to release before the end of the year. Please join me on this webinar tomorrow by registering at: http://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1030856
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Managing Your Datacenter From Your Smartphone or Tablet. Moesion: The Vision, The Product, The Future
A few days ago, Tellago Studios, announced the release of Moesion, a cloud platform to manage your IT systems, whether on-premise or on the cloud, from your smartphone or tablet. Moesion attempts to make IT professionals more responsive and productive by enabling traditional system management capabilities from their mobile device without the need of a computer or a VPN connection.
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Moesion is making news
It’s been a week since we announced the private beta availability of Moesion and the reaction from customers, partners and the press have been incredible. I thought I’d take the time to highlight some of the press coverage that Moesion has received during the last few days.
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Cloud wars: Windows Azure AppFabric Caching Service vs. Amazon AWS ElastiCache
A few days ago, Amazon AWS announced the general availability of ElastiCache, a new distributed, in-memory caching service which complements the storage services included in the AWS platform. ElastiCache enables traditional caching capabilities to applications running in the AWS cloud.
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Cloud Wars: Windows Azure vs. Amazon AWS, an IaaS perspective
During our recent Tellago Technology Update about cloud platforms, we received a number of questions related to equivalent capabilities in the Windows Azure and Amazon AWS platforms. That’s right, although Windows Azure is positioned as a Platform as a Service(PaaS), the fact of the matter is that there it includes many Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) capabilities that are comparable to the Amazon AWS stack.
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Fixing .NET Configuration Hell with TeleSharp: Authoring Configuration Files
The configuration authoring experience remains one of the main challenges of .NET applications. Every time we need to create a new configuration files, we find ourselves going to MSDN or similar websites and trying to figure out the structure of different configuration sections and the sad thing is that we
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Fixing .NET configuration hell with TeleSharp: Versioning configuration sections
Story:Bob is an IT Professional (ITPro) responsible for maintaining dozens of enterprise .NET applications. One day, Bob gets a call informing him that one of the applications he is responsible for have stopped working after some changes in the configuration were applied. After hours troubleshooting the application without any positive results, Bob decides to involve the developers who built the new version of the applications. A few hours later, one of the developers finally finds the configuration sections and component that introduced the. Bob wants to roll back the changes in the configuration file but he realizes that he doesn’t have a copy of the previous file and have to asks the developers to give him a copy of the old configuration file. Bob is very frustrated. Bob HATES .NET.
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Fixing .NET configuration hell with TeleSharp: Reusing configuration sections
Reusability, or the lack of it, is one of the main problems with the .NET configuration experience. How many times do we find ourselves creating the same configuration sections over and over again as part of our .NET applications? And then when those configuration settings change we have to go change it on 20 different places.