Cloud Computing and HTML5, 2010

MapBox is a company that provides a cloud-based map hosting service and set of tools for designing and deploying map tiles. It uses modern web technologies like CSS, JavaScript, and JSON to allow for separation of concerns, platform agnosticism, and sharing of map styles and data. The MapBox stack includes TileMill for map styling, TileStream for serving map tiles from MBTiles files, and Wax as a JavaScript library for connecting to mapping services.

dotCSM BootCamp Presentation With the release of dotCMS 3.0, creating dotCMS server clusters has never been simplier. Join dotCMS architects and experts, Brent, Chris and Daniel for a practical demonstration and see how easy setting up a cluster server environment can be. We'll discuss settings, options and tuning and demonstrate how you can autoscale your cluster to dynamically meet your online demand too. Note: This session can help managers and front-end developers gain valuable insight into what their counterpart Sys Admins are actually doing and thinking durring their work day!

How to create and style custom maps for you Appcelerator Titanium apps using tools from Mapbox and data from the OpenStreetMap project

Some weeks ago, our ML6 agent Karel Dumon gave a talk at a Nexxworks Bootcamp. During this week-long event, several speakers are invited to take the floor to inspire a heterogenous group of (senior) business people from a wide range of industries. On the third day, Artificial Intelligence was planned. A broad intro to AI and ML was given by prof. dr. Eric Mannens, after which Karel provided the audience with some hands-on insights through use cases.

The document discusses trends in AWS cloud, big data, Hadoop, and Kubernetes. It covers topics like data lakes, modern principles for infrastructure like event-driven architectures and serverless computing. It also discusses how these principles can be applied to Hadoop on-premises systems as well as in the cloud using AWS services. Kubernetes is mentioned as a platform for running big data workloads. Contact information is provided at the end.

Amazon offers Snowball, Snowball Edge, and Snowmobile for moving large amounts of data into and out of AWS. Snowball is a portable storage device that can import and export up to 80TB from S3. Snowball Edge stores 100TB and has onboard compute capabilities. Snowmobile is a secured truck that can hold up to 100PB to migrate exabyte-scale data between on-premises and AWS. These options provide secure, fast, and cost-effective ways to transfer petabyte and exabyte amounts of data to the cloud.

Clustering? Push-Publishing? Geo-load-balancing and CDNs? Scale-out or scale-up? Dotcms enables many different ways to implement multi-server architectures for performance and fault-tolerance. Learn more about these options, and how you can choose which architecture works best for your deployment

The document discusses preliminary findings regarding the Xbox Series X (XSX) architecture based on information from AMD slides and cache sizes from RDNA1. It notes that in the RDNA1 (Navi10) architecture, two compute engines form a workgroup processor, and five workgroup processors form an asynchronous compute engine. It provides details on cache and memory sizes per workgroup processor and compute unit from AMD slides. It also notes similarities between the XSX and RDNA1 structures but that the number of compute units per group may be customized and references sources showing six compute units per group.

Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform runtime environment that uses JavaScript for building scalable network applications. It provides an event-driven and non-blocking I/O model that makes it optimized for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices. Node.js uses Google's V8 JavaScript engine and allows coding in JavaScript along with a package manager called npm. It was created by Ryan Dahl in 2009 and is well-suited for building applications with high throughput and scalability like chat applications, message queuing, and IoT.

The document discusses Amazon web services and cloud computing. It provides an overview of Amazon's services including Fulfillment, Associates, web search, Mechanical Turk, Payments, Infrastructure services like Simple Queue, SimpleDB, Simple Storage, and Elastic Compute Cloud. It also discusses cloud computing concepts and compares Amazon services to offerings from Google, Microsoft, Salesforce and others. The document considers potential applications and services that could be developed using these cloud platforms.

Slides utilizados na palestra apresentado ao curso de Pós Graduação em Ciências da Computação, na PUCRS.

El documento describe varios eventos culturales y educativos que tendrán lugar en octubre. Los programas de formación y ventas estarán a cargo de la logística de una feria cultural el 2 de octubre. También habrá una demostración cultural de entidades educativas regionales y invitados especiales. Del 23 al 24 de octubre será el III Simposio Regional sobre las TIC aplicadas a la formación. Finalmente, se anuncian próximamente un festival de juegos autóctonos y uno del humor.

O documento lista 5 coisas que deixam o autor feliz: sua família, conversar com amigos, dormir até tarde, assistir filmes e rezar. Em seguida, há frases enfatizando que embora Deus crie e dê diversas coisas, como vida, fé e paz, os humanos podem valorizar Sua criação, transmitir a vida, dar testemunho da fé, semear união, apoiar os necessitados e restituir confiança.

Este documento trata sobre la probabilidad y la teoría de probabilidad. Explica que la probabilidad mide la frecuencia con la que ocurre un resultado en un experimento bajo condiciones estables. Además, describe que la teoría de probabilidad se usa ampliamente en áreas como las estadísticas, las matemáticas y la ciencia. Finalmente, señala que existen dos enfoques para interpretar la probabilidad: el enfoque frecuentista y el enfoque bayesiano.

Algumas coisas que deixam a pessoa feliz são: sentir liberdade, desfrutar de uma bela praia com boa companhia, admirar o pôr do sol e explorar lugares novos.

This is a presentation for Indiana Conference on Learning on Tuesday, February 3, 2009. The conference will be held in Indianapolis, Indiana.

by Lukas Masuch, Henning Muszynski and Benjamin Raethlein Originally held on 'Karlsruhe Entwicklertag 2015' In this presentation we give an overview on several services of the Google Cloud Platform and showcase an Android application utilizing these technologies. We cover technologies, such as Google App Engine, Cloud Endpoints, Cloud Storage, Cloud Datastore and Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). We will talk about pitfalls, show meaningful code examples (in Java) and provide several tips and dev tools on how to get the most out of Google’s Cloud Platform.

This document provides an introduction and overview of cloud computing. It defines cloud computing as applications and services delivered over the internet, as well as the hardware and systems that provide those services. The document discusses common cloud services like SaaS, utility computing using Amazon EC2 as an example, and the key characteristics of cloud computing. It also covers challenges of cloud computing like availability, data security, and performance unpredictability, as well as the growth and future potential of cloud computing.

A look at some of exciting features of HTML5, a presentation given by me at Universtiy Seminar in 7th Semester.

Slides for an introductory workshop on cloud computing for a web app developer audience at FOWA Miami 09 (http://events.carsonified.com/fowa/2009/miami/workshops#workshop_36)