Comments on: What is Wrong With the NIST Definition of Cloud Computing? http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/ Part-time musings of a full-time technologist Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:14:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: In Cloud, ITIL, and SOE – Heterogeneity is the New Standard | Andi Mann – Übergeek http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-925 In Cloud, ITIL, and SOE – Heterogeneity is the New Standard | Andi Mann – Übergeek Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:43:23 +0000 http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/?p=81#comment-925 [...] he talked about how an ‘imperfect’ cloud deployment – one that does not have all five essential characteristics, for example – might be enough for some [...] [...] he talked about how an ‘imperfect’ cloud deployment – one that does not have all five essential characteristics, for example – might be enough for some [...]

]]> By: Virtualization is not Cloud … but Cloud needs Virtualization | Andi Mann – Übergeek http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-465 Virtualization is not Cloud … but Cloud needs Virtualization | Andi Mann – Übergeek Mon, 11 Jan 2010 10:32:18 +0000 http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/?p=81#comment-465 [...] at best. In implementation, if not in theory, the many essential characteristics noted in the NIST cloud definition (EMA’s preferred definition) are only barely possible in a purely physical [...] [...] at best. In implementation, if not in theory, the many essential characteristics noted in the NIST cloud definition (EMA’s preferred definition) are only barely possible in a purely physical [...]

]]> By: Mr. Huddle: The Easiest Way To Keep Up With Your Communities http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-129 Mr. Huddle: The Easiest Way To Keep Up With Your Communities Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:15:30 +0000 http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/?p=81#comment-129 [...] is an e-newsletter that helps the IT distribution channel by providing timel... 2 Likes What is Wrong With the NIST Definition of Cloud Computing? 2 Likes Atbrox Customer Case Study – Scalable Language Processing with [...] [...] is an e-newsletter that helps the IT distribution channel by providing timel… 2 Likes What is Wrong With the NIST Definition of Cloud Computing? 2 Likes Atbrox Customer Case Study – Scalable Language Processing with [...]

]]> By: ABI_News (ABINews) http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-165 ABI_News (ABINews) Sun, 15 Nov 2009 17:34:03 +0000 http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/?p=81#comment-165 RT <a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/AndiMann">@AndiMann</a>: New Blog - What is Wrong With the NIST Definition of Cloud Computing? http://bit.ly/1RxTrr RT @AndiMann: New Blog – What is Wrong With the NIST Definition of Cloud Computing? http://bit.ly/1RxTrr

]]> By: Jay Fry http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/20091113/what-the-is-wrong-with-the-nist-definition-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Jay Fry Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:06:31 +0000 http://pleasediscuss.com/andimann/?p=81#comment-54 Totally agree. NIST's cloud computing definition may not be perfect, but for my taste it's probably "perfect enough." As Gordon Haff said on Twitter, it's a good mix of the general & the specific. It's directionally correct. OK, so, case closed. Time for everyone to move on from getting wrapped around the axle on definitions and instead work on showing cloud computing's benefits to customers. Glad you're taking the lead to hellp move the conversation in the right direction, Andi! Totally agree. NIST’s cloud computing definition may not be perfect, but for my taste it’s probably “perfect enough.” As Gordon Haff said on Twitter, it’s a good mix of the general & the specific. It’s directionally correct.

OK, so, case closed. Time for everyone to move on from getting wrapped around the axle on definitions and instead work on showing cloud computing’s benefits to customers.

Glad you’re taking the lead to hellp move the conversation in the right direction, Andi!

]]>