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This site is maintained by Jason Massie. He has 10 years experience as a DBA and has specialized in performance tuning for the last five. He was recognized by Microsoft as a SQL Server MVP. Jason has spoken at the Professional Association of SQL Server Conference, the North Texas SQL Server Users Group, SQL Connections and TechED. He has worked at Terremark (formerly Data Return) for nearly a decade.

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Your data in the cloud

Posted by Jason on Friday, April 04, 2008 to SQL Server 2008, Windows Server 2008, Heroes Happen Here
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TechCrunch reports that google is going to be entering the cloud data services market. Actually, they are going to make available to the public what is already running production google apps. This is after Microsoft announced their public free beta of SSDS and Amazon launched simpledb.

What does this mean for the DBA? That is hard to say. I find it hard to believe a round trip over SSL to a remote data center will provide the performance needed for enterprise apps. I don't know enough about it to speculate yet. Denis Gobo posted about this topic when amazon launched. Check it out. Good info.

 

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