The cloud is full of zombies, but that's OK

Google Cloud Storage Nearline wants to be your cloud data vault Elasticsearch buys into search as a service, rebrands as 'Elastic'

InfoWorld Cloud Computing Report March 12, 2015 The cloud is full of zombies, but that's OK The very convenience that makes it so easy for developers to spin up new server instances leads to the likelihood of forgetting they’re running when the next project comes along. This is a strength, not a weakness, of the public cloud. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Google Cloud Storage Nearline wants to be your cloud data vault 2. Elasticsearch buys into search as a service, rebrands as 'Elastic' 3. Review: BitTorrent delivers cloud-free 'Dropbox for business' White Paper: Spanning 5 Essential Restore Capabilities for Google Apps Data If you lose data in Google Apps, how quickly can you get it back? Many admins are surprised to find it’s harder than they think. In this whitepaper learn: -Difference between restore and recovery -Benefits of rapid, easy-to-use data restoration in Google Apps -What to look for in a backup solution LEARN MORE Google Cloud Storage Nearline wants to be your cloud data vault A new service from Google aims to provide Google Cloud Platform users with a way to archive data at low cost -- optionally via common backup products -- and retrieve that data in seconds. READ MORE Elasticsearch buys into search as a service, rebrands as 'Elastic' In an exclusive interview, the CEO and CTO of the company formerly known as Elasticsearch talk about the acquisition of Found, the diversity of customer use cases, and future product plans. READ MORE Review: BitTorrent delivers cloud-free 'Dropbox for business' New BitTorrent Sync 2.0 aims for business users with user-management and NAS-synchronization features, but its decentralized design complicates integration into larger organizations. READ MORE Resource compliments of: LinkTek Automatically fix broken links! LinkFixer Advanced is a patented application that automatically fixes broken links in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Visio, Acrobat, AutoCAD, MicroStation, PageMaker, InDesign, HTML and other files when performing data migrations due to: server name changes, path name changes, folder reorganizations or when moving to a document management system. GET YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! 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!