Cloud Computing

Create Elegant Websites, Web Apps on Cloud with Compass Framework. Compass has Ruby based Free CLI Environment for Development and Paid App. As we mentioned in our previous guides, there are Characteristics For Being a Cloud Application. For Mobile Application Development, we wrote about Junior for HTML5 Mobile Apps. We provided enough examples like with Rackspace Cloud Files and Bootstrap; … [Read more...]

Monitor Network Traffic, Bandwidth Usage on CLI In Real Time with nload. nload allow system administrator to easily monitor the traffic. As we will describe the usage of nload on Single or Multiple Server for managed or unmanaged Rackspace Cloud Server, the reader need to edit the sources.list file to uncomment or check whether Universe Source is active. nload package is available on Ubuntu … [Read more...]

One Cloud Server Versus One Traditional VPS - Quite Frequently it is Asked What is the Practical Advantage or Disadvantage of One Cloud Server. The Question is sent via Contact us form of this website, by a regular visitor, possibly planning to host WordPress website. We performed a Google Web Search, as expected; there are more Adverts than any useful information. First and Foremost important … [Read more...]

Redis Cache, WordPress and Cloud Server - the combination still makes the advanced users and developers thoughtful. Here is some input. We talked about Redis Cache for WordPress before to load WordPress faster. One visitor discovered that we are not using Redis for this website, instead using Memcache. Yes, it is true that we are not using Redis. The basic reason, in short is - W3 Total Cache is … [Read more...]

Integrating New Relic With WordPress W3TC on Rackspace Cloud Server is Not Difficult But Both W3 Total Cache and New Relic Lacks Documentation. The installation process of New Relic is not very difficult, still it is described along with description of how the seamless integration can be done for creating the connection between New Relic With WordPress W3 Total Cache Plugin Hosted on Rackspace … [Read more...]

After being on Rackspace Cloud Sites for a long 4 years, we decided for full migration to Rackspace Cloud Servers, Performance Flavor. This was among two lost posts we retrieved from Google's Cache - another one was on Handwritten Fonts. This is quite funny as were trying to share some real experience! Actually, we knew that we will get back the article from Google's Cache - we used this method to … [Read more...]

Secure Cloud Computing is a Big Chapter. An Average User Need Not to Know All the Terminologies. Here is a Simplified Guide in Plain English. Today, larger documents lie outside of our own computer; we save, restore files or entire folders which might be available to other peoples : a few years ago what was once considered to be a small masterpiece to the technology-loving IT professionals, is now … [Read more...]

Cloud Computing Has Changed the Sourcing Market. Transformation of IT services as a tradable exchange product begin a new era in sourcing. Beginning of 2014 started with neutral, secure and transparent trading center for outsourced storage and computing capacity in operation in the EU region. Software which requires Licenses No Longer Needs To Be Purchased. We can pay the License Fee as hourly … [Read more...]

No matter whether your employees are in the office or on business trip; projects, tasks can be solved with Cloud Collaboration Tools. From Employers' point of view; an employee is an investment, but the investment is not a rigid matter but a human. Allowing freedom to move might bring better return of investment. This article is an Introduction to the Cloud Collaboration Tools for SMEs - as our … [Read more...]

SSL Certificates are becoming important any type of websites. Let us get started with SSL Certificate on Unmanaged Rackspace Cloud Server. The SSL Certificates part is not clear to the most. Google AdSense now supports HTTPS URLs, by the way.   SSL Certificates and Rackspace Cloud Server : Observed Facts   Google uses SSL Certificate for their near all Domains and Subdomains. Possibly SSL … [Read more...]

Man-in-the-Middle Attack (MITMA) is an attack designed to intercept communications between two parties and the breech remains unguessable. For example, Github is the Provider and You are the User; both computers' are connected with each other either via Web Login or Command Line Tool. A Third Party, if somehow understand that your computer has security loophole (like it is Windows computer with no … [Read more...]