8 OpenStack solutions that claim to be fuss-free

Azure Batch: a mash-up of PaaS and IaaS Review: IBM Bluemix bulks up Cloud Foundry

InfoWorld Cloud Computing Report January 22, 2015 8 OpenStack solutions that claim to be fuss-free With OpenStack finally making the inroads its proponents have hoped for, the next big questions are where and how to run it, as well as how to keep it fresh. Several companies have ready answers via turnkey OpenStack solutions. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. INSIDER Azure Batch: a mash-up of PaaS and IaaS 2. INSIDER Review: IBM Bluemix bulks up Cloud Foundry 3. Understanding cloud storage models 4. IBM eyes more cloud acquisitions to find a path to growth 5. Dropbox boosts mobile talent with CloudOn buy Resource compliments of: LinkTek Declare war on broken file links! You're fighting a battle being waged against broken links contained within your company’s files! Your weapon is "LinkFixer Advanced". LinkFixer Advanced is a patented software tool that automatically fixes broken links within Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Acrobat, AutoCAD, MicroStation, InDesign, HTML, Windows Shortcut and other files. GET YOUR FREE TRIAL VERSION TODAY! INSIDER Azure Batch: a mash-up of PaaS and IaaS As cloud services become more automated, the line between IaaS and PaaS continues to blur -- and large-scale cloud deployments get a whole lot easier.READ MORE INSIDER Review: IBM Bluemix bulks up Cloud Foundry IBM's full-featured PaaS wows with Watson and an amazing array of services, but many are not yet ready for prime time. READ MORE Understanding cloud storage models The story of cloud storage is in many ways a story of virtualization.Start with physical environments, move to virtualization, where virtual and physical models begin to diverge, and finish with the cloud, where the physical is almost completely abstracted. READ MORE IBM eyes more cloud acquisitions to find a path to growth "Most of our acquisitions will probably be on an 'as a service' basis, as opposed to an on-premise model," CFO Martin Schroeter said. "That's the nature of the market and where we have a lot of opportunity." READ MORE Dropbox boosts mobile talent with CloudOn buy Dropbox on Tuesday added yet another young startup to its brain trust with the acquisition of Israeli mobile-productivity app maker CloudOn. The move broadens Dropbox's presence outside the United States, where some 70 percent of its 300 million users are located. READ MORE White Paper: Accellion Accellion vs Dropbox: 7 Key Differences Read this whitepaper to learn the 7 key reasons why Accellion is selected over Dropbox to meet the need for a mobile, scalable, secure content management and sharing solution that extends enterprise security policies and controls to all devices.LEARN MORE. DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now! Join the IDG Contributor Network The IDG Contributor Network is a collection of blogs written by leading IT practitioners about the technology, business opportunities and challenges you face everyday. We invite you to participate by applying to be a contributor today.