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Posted on February 24th, 2009 by Barry Collins
The perils of cloud computing (part II)
Following hot on the heels of Jon Honeyball’s warning about the dangers of cloud computing, comes another all too real example from no lesser source than the Google press office, commenting on this morning’s Gmail outage:
“I’d send you this statement by email, but I can’t”.
Tags: cloud computing, Gmail
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February 24th, 2009 at 11:57 am
Lol! I have had emails from IT managers where I work saying email servers are down. The emails are inevitibly received after the crisis is over (i.e. when the servers are up again and able to send emails). When questioned, the individuals sending the offending emails don’t even realise that they have done anything wrong!
February 24th, 2009 at 12:58 pm
A company like Google relies on Beta software for its enterprise?
Oh, wait, it is their software!
And a perfect example of why companies shouldn’t rely on beta software, or on a service where they don’t have a well defined SLA…