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Cloud services scale life critical system

Posted By: Paul Foster | Oct 27th, 2008 @ 1:31 PM | 11,295 Views | 0 Comments

Providing a life critical system with global scale is getting easier with Windows Azure. Microsoft partner, Active Web Solutions (AWS) has been testing new cloud services for use as a scaleable global datacentre for the MOB Guardian system.
But without transactional support a different approach needs to be undertaken.
Technical Director at AWS, Richard Prodger and Microsoft staff Neil Kidd and Simon Davies, discuss the issues and solutions from the recent proof of concept project and the detail behind the PDC 2008 case study.

Tags: AWS, Cloud Architecture, Cloud Computing, Cloud Services, MOB Guardian, RNLI, UK, Windows Azure

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