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Cloud Computing offers significant benefits over traditional solutions for deploying production systems as well as for conducting development and testing activities. This session will distill the unique characteristics of clouds and describe how to best think about deployments in the clouds. Case studies and real experiences from Thorsten von Eicken’s two years of cloud computing experience will illustrate the pros and cons of today's cloud offerings. His technical discussion will cover:
- Layers of cloud computing
- Cost breakdown versus traditional solutions
- IT management and development, testing benefits/examples
- Extreme, fast scalability at low cost – case study
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Thorsten received his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and was a professor of computer science at
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