Author Archives: Nati Shalom
Read/write scale without complete re-write
In the last week of May I attended one of our Partner events in Stockholm where I presented the convergence of trends in the data scalability world – specifically the transition from NoSQL to NewSQL and the convergence of trends that … Continue reading
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GigaSpaces Citrix integration on top of OpenStack
3837Citrix OpenstackIn my one of my previous posts (GigaSpaces OpenStack Explained) I made a reference to the joint work that we are doing with Citrix through the integration of our new PaaS API: The specific integration with NetScaler (load balancer) … Continue reading
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PaaS on OpenStack
In my last post (GigaSpaces OpenStack Explained) I introduced our plan to add support for OpenStack in our platform: One of the goals for our second-generation PaaS/SaaS enablement platform was to enable smooth migration between different cloud providers. We were… Continue reading
GigaSpaces OpenStack Explained
One of the major concerns of many IT organizations is cloud vendor lock-in. This concern was expressed recently in "Banks fear cloud vendor lock-in," from IT Wire: The onset of cloud computing gives vendors the chance to lock customers in … Continue reading
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Multi-tenancy: emulation or the real thing? – My Take
Phil Wainewright wrote and interesting take on Zdnet (Multi-tenancy: emulation or the real thing?) where he outlines different multi-tenancy levels: Hosting single-tenant applications on multi-tenant infrastructure Redistributing application processes across virtualized machines Injecting a user-specific column in the database driver… Continue reading
