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What Happens in the Cloud…is Now in Vegas

16 Nov 2012 / 0 Comments / in Architecture, Blog, Next Gen Apps, ScaleBase/by Paul Campaniello

Later this month (Nov. 27-29), we’re headed to The Venetian in Vegas for Amazon’s AWS re: Invent — the first global AWS customer and partner conference.

The focus:  Everything cloud – including what it takes to:

  • Effectively architect for scale
  • Deliver high levels of availability and performance
  • Centrally manage the flow of information

At the end of the day, these three things are critical to a cloud provider’s long-term success, and they’re the very same business problems ScaleBase solves.

Going to the show?  Find us at Booth #330

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