Cloud Computing for Developers and Architects - QCon 2008 Tutorial
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The document provides an overview of a tutorial on cloud computing for developers and architects. It discusses defining cloud computing, qualities of clouds, examples of Amazon Web Services including Simple Storage Service (S3) and Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), and how to provision and operate cloud environments. The agenda covers cloud industry trends, a cloud reference model, managing cloud systems, cloud architectures, and questions.
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