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Ikoula new Cloud location
Hello,
Some of you asked me when our cloud will be available on US soil.
Let me announce you the opening of a new ikoula cloud location.
From now on you can deploy a vm in our cloud in Florida (Miami).
For more information you can ask or go on our Public Cloud page.
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Still cant figure it out whats cloud. Is kind of CDN? I upload the files in my vps and those are uploaded in every location so the visitor access the server with lower letency?
Or its same as VPS, runs in one server and datacenter is in a open sky so the clouds comes inside?
Cool, interesting location!
@WHT Our Public Cloud gives the possibility to create a VM in many locations if you configure advance features you can make your VMs talk as if they were on a lan.
Service also inludes the following features : VPN (client + site to site natively), NAT, firewall, load balancing, template management, snapshots, API, upgrade/downgrade ressources.
wow, unique
Service also inludes the following features : VPN (client + site to site natively), NAT, firewall, load balancing, template management, snapshots, API, upgrade/downgrade ressources.
it's still a VPS... no matter what tricks/features you have
Agreed but better than cookie cutter SolusVM?
Is any sort of legal separation being done to ensure that now you have a US presence, that the US authorities cannot interfear with your EU operations.
Congratulation on the new location :-) Miami, FL is a good market especially for those who are in South America!
@hawc all you need to know is that the laws according to the country the data are stored applies.
So no then, US will then be able to request access to EU data pressuring the global entity.
A cloud groups a set of functionnality in which a few things need to be there : NFV (Network function virtualization), fully automatable deployment and configuration of the services (compute, storage, etc...) through the use of an API and multi-tenant operation, an isolation and abstraction layer between clients so that they can use the same set of internal resources (hypervisors/routers) in complete isolation of one another.
no, the word cloud is simply marketing nonsense
The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing.
Follow this link to read the complete article.
http://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-145.pdf
Hello,
A quick update to inform you network tools are now available there:
Smokeping
Looking glass
Datacenter ?
CoreSite http://www.coresite.com/data-centers/locations/miami