one thing for sure, when there's a software upgrade. It take less time to upgrade as all running equal. We talking about Salesforce own crm,cms,erp,hrm and etc. Its possible there are security flaw on the software, but it difficult to find one.
I don't fully agree with the more security aspect. If a security flaw is found in an application then that means that all businesses using that application suffer from that flaw.
interesting video to know what is cloud computing. Actually, I am planning to join the upcoming events this coming February 9 at Colorado convention center hosted by cloudfest. org. It's a one day cloud computing training conference. see you there...
Who owns Cloud? How many people will have access to essentially my entire life(legal documents)?
Shit like this will be the death of anonymity on the internet. Now not only will they have you're IP but also where you work, your entire family, every site you've ever visited, and every comment you've ever posted. As for the "only pedo's have to worry" argument; 360,000 songs are illegally downloaded per-minute(mostly by kids) so we better start making bigger Prison's now and save some time.
i see two major problems with cloud computing ....one as it says no tech team will b needed to manage data centres ...z f9...dis will close one door 4 employment prospects ...in india ,,which z already a major hub of unemployment...it will be cost effective for d owners ...they already earn so much......so y nt thnk for d workin class ...which r greater in no..........n 2nd obviously d security concerns...
Where is the privacy! Cant anyone else see that clouds are bad? Not to mention the Hack-ability of these clouds! Most Hackers like to go after larger targets not smaller ones! and if your data is in a cloud somewhere your the first to be vandalized! Most hackers know their ways around firewalls hence the term hacker! So when your information is up for grabs to the highest bidder and your more in debt you can thank the cloud!
@nicegoodspeed1: In our experience it means IT professionals get distilled and redistributed. In a company IT dept. you are overhead. That is ultimately doomed anyway. At a data center/cloud hosting provider you are revenue generating. The other opportunity is to migrate your skills toward the n number and open-ended litany of apps vendors who can offer functions and services to businesses as cloud apps. Develop and/or support them. You can support any apps you like, independently if you want.
I am in a small company that built a good, reliable cloud hosting infrastructure at a secure data center. To those crying "Big Brother" taking over your data: each customer has their own database, encrypted if desired, with logins/passwords they control and best practices security. If an employee were to access data and sell or leak it, they lose their job and go to jail, just as if one of your own IT employees did it. If the company did it it would soon be out of business as a hosting provider.
@nicegoodspeed1 Whoever you contract with for your cloud-hosted services is responsible for your data security and protection/backup. You do due diligence and check that alll out first, just as you would with your own IT department or with any service offering. The good ones have unbelievable redundancy and backup - way beyond what you would have in-house.
@alanmuso ok. I'm in an IT industry and so far I really see how the Cloud computing will change the paradigm for Development in the future. I was just curious, does introducing Cloud Computing to the industry create more jobs for IT professionals or the other way around. From what I'm seeing, the customization will mostly be from the customer. Any thoughts on this?
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Nothing wrong with the cloud concept. No reason large companies can't use it in-house accessing through browsers. Heavens forbid that all their data and apps are on a public server along with other businesses. We may well be told that all security is in place and that there are virtual firewals separating businesses. Won't stop hackers, anouther juicy thing they like to hone their talents on. Hope the airforce one is in-house. Imagine the countries security being dependent on public servers.
What is going to happen to all the jobs?...Everyone is for moving forward and using innovation...What is going to happen to all the jobs? I am a young IT professional, I wonder if the people in the auto plants in Detroit asked the same question when the first automated machines you being installed in the factories...What is going to happen to all the jobs? Why can't people see we are innovating our way into unemployment???
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Cloud computing would be a menace to privacy. My data, or my business's data, should be kept between me and my business. Not me, my business, and my cloud provider.
I don't trust my ISP, my government, or software companies to keep my information private. Why should i trust cloud providers?
Oh yeah and don't forget that if anything happens it's not just YOU and your company who can't access what you need in order to conduct business, but EVERY company... just sitting there with their thumbs up their butts.
Not to mention it's creating a one-stop-shop for hackers who can simply target a single resource.
Might work well for low level home consumer stuff (where sensitive data isn't involved), but I wouldn't trust it for business.
OK it's clear.....you don't get it. Not even a little bit. By the way...do you realize you're using a cloud application right now? Youtube....it's in the cloud.....
@gbelsey I guess it's ok for youtube to have a common repository since the data/video uploaded was intended for public to see. Critical data from banks, confidential data from huge companies has no guarantees that their data will be protected. They don't know who will they chase if the servers will crash or hacked by someone.
this video is intended to small business , big corp do not need outside assistance , but i like this idea of the cloud but is a little too earlier to jump in head-on on to this thing , the thing that hits me is for some reason the cloud system crash down and lose everything , then who we going to blame ? who is responsible ? well good luck find one ! thats is what people are not thinking about it , but like always people goes after the government for help !
It's like plugging into the internet and simply having the apps supplied to you, as opposed to having them on your computer hard drive or on a company server. It's still a server and apps; just a shared one. The only thing you have on your computer is your personal settings and saved files; but not the software itself. They call it a "data center" but it's still a server. A better description would be to compare it to cable tv, since you pay a monthly subscription fee. Hope this helps. : )
Yeah I got the theoretical part but I need to have an indepth knowledge as to how exactly can this be implemented because technically it still doesn't make any sense to me. :/
In a time of recession this is what the collaboration of governmental organisations and private companies have found to sell your private information to big corporations to stimulate growth.
just 3 minutes,I got to know about cloud computing what I could not have done in 3 hours.Thats the power of video (visulisation and multimedia.Thanks a lot.
you don't get it??? get it...they are applying massive chemical to our atmosphere...they are using the chemical in combination with the satellites and haarp..yes this is the main intention of the chem trails...you got it now...they do not do anything without big money involved so look up and see the artificial clouds...this is what you pay for..poisoning us for money..he ha
be able to own and control your own data,and you will be charged for everything you do and you will also be tracked even more so than you are now, this is a nightmare and with the google laptop you can get 16tb of cloud storage for the low low price of 350$....per month!
they have other pricing but you have a better chance of figuring out how derivatives or credit default swaps work than understanding 2 words of their so called pricing structure
if you people only knew the agenda, they do elude to some of it in the video when they tell you you will "only be charged for what you use" sure this sounds great, wait till you get he bill,or wait till you say something they consider objectionable,this was all planned folks,apple and google are working as we speak to make it so their clouds wont be compatible with existing technology, they will make it so you have no abiltiy to have a hdd or to store or have any control of your data,you wont
cloud computing will be something all of us will regret letting happen if we dont stand up and voice opposition to it now ,it is being pushed by ibm,apple,MS,and google,it mans these companies will own and control all of your data and ideas and in effect you,they will have total control over your digital life,this is the computing equivalent of nazi germany, mark my words,it is being designed by these evil greedy corporation and it is to screw you to the enth degree ,not to help you
when cloud computing comes to the condumer it will be the death of us all, a scourge on humanity,its coming, dont say i didnt warn you, do you have any idea how dangerous cloud computing is?this is not a natural progression of technology it was planned all along, it has nothing to do with convenience, it has to do with control. controlling your data and controlling you, and controlling content, this is BS propaganda wake up people and learn the true agend behind the cloud
Cloud computing, the death of actual ownership of media? centralizing data, rationing usage, eliminating anonymity? In other words, your computer is reduced to nothing but a terminal used to access something (a hard drive monolith).
They definitely want to show this as an inevitability. The top 1% suits that is.
who the fuck owns the servers? the government? if so then fuck that shit. this doesn't really explain stuff, its just a brief overview, i guess well have to wait till someone explains it?
It may seem easier and more efficient for business but ...this is out sourcing a lot of IT people who handle on site servers and networks for the business. Aspiring to become a network administrator, I think cloud may be the future so I got to get into CLOUD to get a secure job.
Stupid question possibly, but how do you pick one cloud "provider" over the other? (ie: Microsoft vs. IBM vs. Amazon) Do they all provide pretty much the same product (like for instance Comcast cable vs. Verizon Vios) or would you select a provider based on the industry you are in?
its biased, what it doesn't mention is who else might have access to your data, who owns the data when its on their servers, what if they get a virus or lose all your data. as a business, would you REALLY trust a cloud computing company with ALL your precious data. it would only be a matter of time before some hacked in to one of their servers and leak all the data stored or worse
Every amazing information regarding the Cloud Computing. These will help us a lot to get faster work with less of cost and can able to handle many app at a time.
so the people running the cloud apps rake in the money dozons of times over its the new microsoft.also its like putting all your money in the one pocket if,if you get hacked you get hacked big time,i myself like to have a choice of what apps i would like to use and own,not forced into using some modded data collecting shit thats asking to be hacked right there
I know man, i work in IT some while now, at the datacenter. Still i couldn't find the real concept of cloud computing at first, but this video showed me how it go's. I am already working in such an envoirment, only not TRUE cloud computing though.
@kathrynpless Big Brother wants your info & will tell U it's expensive DIY so they can get it. for their use. It's like FB, upload a photo, right click photo, choose properties, it will say: "address (URL)" copy that, & paste to browser U'll see your photo alone. Delete Ur photo & go back to that direct link, it’s still be there. U gave it to FB when U posted & U no longer own it. They want with Ur business info, & plans 4 themselve, & you'll sign it away when you upload it to their servers.
a todos los que temeis por vuestra seguridad en la nube, conoced eyeOS (eyeos.org). El mejor escritorio en la nube, y la mejor solución para tener una nube privada!
Why do people assume that data on the cloud is less protected that the data on your own hard drive at home? That's like saying the money under your mattress is better protected than money in a bank vault. The whole cloud computing thing will stand or fall on consumer confidence. If there is seen to be bad security, no one will use it. Data protection would be top priority. I'm not saying it's un-hackable, but people commenting seem to think that data in the cloud will easily accessed by anyone.
Why do people assume that data on the cloud is less protected that the data on your own hard drive at home? That's like saying the money under your mattress is better protected than money in a bank vault. The whole cloud computing thing will stand or fall on consumer confidence. If there is seen to be bad security, no one will use it. Data protection would be top priority. I'm not saying it's un-hackable, but people commenting seem to think that data in the cloud will easily accessed by anyone.
Have you ever heard of a big business that accepts "apps" with the only customization required being changing the configuration? No. Big business always wants to tailor the "app" very specifically to their particular business model. That is why this idea doesn't work for software. Now, hardware (shared set of virtual hosts).... maybe.
ESO ES UNA GRAN ETAFA A ALARGO PLAZO LA EMPRESA DE CLOUD COMPUTING (GOOGLE) TENDRA TODA NUESTRA INFORMACION ALMACENADA EN SUS SERVIDORES , EN EL MOMENTO EN QUE GOOGLE LOS TENGA PUEDE HACER CUALKIER COSA QUE QUIERA Y NO TENDRA LA SEGURIDAD DE QUE NOS PERTENESCA, SE IMAGINAN TODA LA INFORMACION ALMACENADA EN GOOGLE QUE NOS HARA DEJAR DE USAR CUALKIER DISPOSITIVO DE ALMACENAMIENTO? ESO ES EL MONOPOLIO MAS ARIIESGADO AL QUE ESTAMOS EXPUESTOS YA QUE DE UN MOMENTO A OTRO PODRIA DESAPARECER LA INFO
There's pros and cons to this and facts. Pro's; Creates jobs for security experts, create jobs in other areas. Con's; Anyone could hack and decrypt the data and find out anything. Facts; This is the future.
In my line of sight i can use 2 words to describe this new tech: PRIVACY LOST... In the day that all pcs had to run from the cloud, ill go back to stone age and wont touch a pc....
This video is arrogant in so many ways. I personally wouldn't worry about this "revolutionary" idea of cloud computing. It really has proven unpopular so far with consumers, which from a company perspective is bad business. What's the point if consumers are going to hate it? While I see the applications for businesses internally, the dream-like notion of marketing it to ordinary people has to end. In the end it just looks gimicky.
I love how everyone is saying that this'll kill IT jobs XD That is so untrue! See, this will actually OPEN UP the IT business because there's a massive need for software researchers. IT used to cost too much for certain companies to invest in Software and Application Development. Now, instead of IT jobs dying off, there'll be a boom. Trust me. I'm an Economist.
@lAuthenticl I have intelligent friends, concerns go beyond privacy? I knew this day would come. I hear comments daily over cloud. cococat195 should go to the beach, mountains? Genius, progress, Didn't Einstein build the bomb? My bad everyone. I was born circa 1958, ride around, listen I do?
@lAuthenticl Privacy is a factor. If and when this " cloud computing " is rolled out to the public, it will be easy to see how the developers plan to crypt and secure data, until then we'll just have to wait.
ppl, no matter what u say, cloud computing is a genius idea nd its gonna grow exponentially. nd if u haven't noticed, most companies r already using it. so those stiff jackets that wanna inhibit progress can just go boil their head.
and who is going to control the Cloud in 20 years from now GOOGLE & MICROSOFT why ? small businesses don't have chance 0:59 Welcome to IT my friend :)
So its like a nodal baseline where lot many companies share the same source...But one good feature is that in cloud each of the companies can do its own customization as opposed to a shared baseline source code where the upgrades go to each of the companies using it...Please correct me if wrong...Trying to understand it
LOL! Servers are now called "clouds". A new name doth not a new idea make. So called cloud computing is the past, not the future. Servers are and will always be a means of data transfer between an individual's device kit and other individual's device kit.
And business? They will simply count our device kits as part of our "skill set" that qualifies us for a job. They will parasitically use our device kit and use hardware to store our work. Each of us will be our own IT. THAT's the future!
Check out a company called Abiquo: Follow them on twitter at #abiquo
Unlike other cloud products that were built as tactical solutions to support a specific hypervisor technology, Abiquo was developed from a strategic top-down perspective, to allow customer environments to both fully deliver on the promises of virtualization, and to transition geographically disparate datacenter installations and third party hosted resources, into a fully managed enterprise cloud operating at a global scale.
I think one day, Omniprise is definitely going to give them a run for their money. After I looked at both ERP's, Omniprise clearly had a much easier to use, organized interface, that ran about TWICE as fast.
Very nice video. I think Cloud Computing is really cool, but only for business's and people who want a fast computer. I think regular people should stick with regular computers with a hard drive. I don't trust anyone with my personal information.
@LivefromtheCHF Not much chance of that. Most organisations have very customised software requirements. In 25 years I've yet to come across an off the shelf application that fits the customers requirements. Theer are a whole range of other issues regarding data access, data quality and network performance that will hold this back.
@LivefromtheCHF I don't think so. This is for businesses and whatnot and if that small business owner knows what they hell they are doing, I'm sure IT will still be safe. If anything, technology is going to be in demand from now on until forever, there is no way IT will die lol.
Is this the same thing or does it go along with whatever it is which makes it where say you have a labtop that uses the power of your home computer or whoever you're paying?
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what an absolute nightmare, we are going to be enslaved by this
bmays005 6 hours ago
one thing for sure, when there's a software upgrade. It take less time to upgrade as all running equal. We talking about Salesforce own crm,cms,erp,hrm and etc. Its possible there are security flaw on the software, but it difficult to find one.
dt9394 1 day ago
bad bad bad
powlo12345 4 days ago
I don't fully agree with the more security aspect. If a security flaw is found in an application then that means that all businesses using that application suffer from that flaw.
ajgp89 5 days ago
interesting video to know what is cloud computing. Actually, I am planning to join the upcoming events this coming February 9 at Colorado convention center hosted by cloudfest. org. It's a one day cloud computing training conference. see you there...
cloudfest2012 1 week ago
what was this presentation made on? please
sifiavili 1 week ago
@sifiavili probably flash ...
alainbgirard 1 week ago
This sounds like something a mac user would like. I'd rather control my own data.
FireChoirVideo 1 week ago
huge issues with this I think its for suckers
Agogaraxis 1 week ago
good video!
techintrst 1 week ago
how on earth are you going to get people to trust this, the guy sounds like a second hand car salesman.
beerymoustache 1 week ago
your info is already out there, through 1 of 12 computers that control the internet.
steakbread 1 week ago
DONT TRUST NO MAN HE WILL FUCK YOUR GIRL
iGhostmlg 1 week ago
Who owns Cloud? How many people will have access to essentially my entire life(legal documents)?
Shit like this will be the death of anonymity on the internet. Now not only will they have you're IP but also where you work, your entire family, every site you've ever visited, and every comment you've ever posted. As for the "only pedo's have to worry" argument; 360,000 songs are illegally downloaded per-minute(mostly by kids) so we better start making bigger Prison's now and save some time.
akaiYaMa9 1 week ago
i see two major problems with cloud computing ....one as it says no tech team will b needed to manage data centres ...z f9...dis will close one door 4 employment prospects ...in india ,,which z already a major hub of unemployment...it will be cost effective for d owners ...they already earn so much......so y nt thnk for d workin class ...which r greater in no..........n 2nd obviously d security concerns...
krush493 1 week ago
great explanation, sir. thank you for the short lecture, it really means a lot to me.
gridsgobackagain 2 weeks ago
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gridsgobackagain 2 weeks ago
Interesting.
nivekcsf 2 weeks ago
Where is the privacy! Cant anyone else see that clouds are bad? Not to mention the Hack-ability of these clouds! Most Hackers like to go after larger targets not smaller ones! and if your data is in a cloud somewhere your the first to be vandalized! Most hackers know their ways around firewalls hence the term hacker! So when your information is up for grabs to the highest bidder and your more in debt you can thank the cloud!
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dpfuture 3 weeks ago
So pretty much Cloud computing = programs run from the servers? ...Like that Microsoft Office web app?
wc1hater 1 month ago
@nicegoodspeed1: In our experience it means IT professionals get distilled and redistributed. In a company IT dept. you are overhead. That is ultimately doomed anyway. At a data center/cloud hosting provider you are revenue generating. The other opportunity is to migrate your skills toward the n number and open-ended litany of apps vendors who can offer functions and services to businesses as cloud apps. Develop and/or support them. You can support any apps you like, independently if you want.
alanmuso 1 month ago
I am in a small company that built a good, reliable cloud hosting infrastructure at a secure data center. To those crying "Big Brother" taking over your data: each customer has their own database, encrypted if desired, with logins/passwords they control and best practices security. If an employee were to access data and sell or leak it, they lose their job and go to jail, just as if one of your own IT employees did it. If the company did it it would soon be out of business as a hosting provider.
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ironshootajay 1 month ago
What if the cloud crashes? And most of the data in the common repository has been erased? Who will take the blame?
nicegoodspeed1 1 month ago
@nicegoodspeed1 Depends on SLA ...
jonyphoenix 1 month ago
@nicegoodspeed1 Whoever you contract with for your cloud-hosted services is responsible for your data security and protection/backup. You do due diligence and check that alll out first, just as you would with your own IT department or with any service offering. The good ones have unbelievable redundancy and backup - way beyond what you would have in-house.
alanmuso 1 month ago
@alanmuso ok. I'm in an IT industry and so far I really see how the Cloud computing will change the paradigm for Development in the future. I was just curious, does introducing Cloud Computing to the industry create more jobs for IT professionals or the other way around. From what I'm seeing, the customization will mostly be from the customer. Any thoughts on this?
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whotaughtyou 1 month ago
check out Onlive.
Best cloud computing service ever
sicandoverrated 1 month ago
Not a bad idea, but it's not going to replace regular software completely anytime soon.
SomeRandomZeke 1 month ago
@SomeRandomZeke Lets hope it will :)
jonyphoenix 1 month ago
Nothing wrong with the cloud concept. No reason large companies can't use it in-house accessing through browsers. Heavens forbid that all their data and apps are on a public server along with other businesses. We may well be told that all security is in place and that there are virtual firewals separating businesses. Won't stop hackers, anouther juicy thing they like to hone their talents on. Hope the airforce one is in-house. Imagine the countries security being dependent on public servers.
mirbooontarwin 1 month ago
@mirbooontarwin well u still can get private cloud ... or hybrid...
jonyphoenix 1 month ago
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We already have private clouds... they are called a LAN's.
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What is going to happen to all the jobs?...Everyone is for moving forward and using innovation...What is going to happen to all the jobs? I am a young IT professional, I wonder if the people in the auto plants in Detroit asked the same question when the first automated machines you being installed in the factories...What is going to happen to all the jobs? Why can't people see we are innovating our way into unemployment???
getnmoney87 1 month ago
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rifliflih 1 month ago
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rifliflih 1 month ago
Cloud computing would be a menace to privacy. My data, or my business's data, should be kept between me and my business. Not me, my business, and my cloud provider.
I don't trust my ISP, my government, or software companies to keep my information private. Why should i trust cloud providers?
1blackice1 1 month ago 17
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Oh yeah and don't forget that if anything happens it's not just YOU and your company who can't access what you need in order to conduct business, but EVERY company... just sitting there with their thumbs up their butts.
Not to mention it's creating a one-stop-shop for hackers who can simply target a single resource.
Might work well for low level home consumer stuff (where sensitive data isn't involved), but I wouldn't trust it for business.
TheDaedalEVE 3 weeks ago
@1blackice1 Go with trust. Cos paranoia can eat you up!
extinctdesign 2 weeks ago
very fine explanation
MegaMaanii 1 month ago
POLICE STATE: Cloud Computing to Destroy Internet Freedom ...
watch?v=eEEwmpScMp4
mun155 1 month ago
cloud is completely unnecessary, that the only intention is to control the internet, the society don't need cloud computing!!!!!!
54markg 1 month ago
@54markg Go read Dan Brown or something :D
jonyphoenix 1 month ago
so... i put the video of me singing jb music while drunk in the cloud for everybody to see... COOL!
MrL33tnoob 1 month ago
google obviously is the master of this. they're the master of the interwebz.
MrL33tnoob 1 month ago
OK it's clear.....you don't get it. Not even a little bit. By the way...do you realize you're using a cloud application right now? Youtube....it's in the cloud.....
gbelsey 1 month ago
@gbelsey I guess it's ok for youtube to have a common repository since the data/video uploaded was intended for public to see. Critical data from banks, confidential data from huge companies has no guarantees that their data will be protected. They don't know who will they chase if the servers will crash or hacked by someone.
nicegoodspeed1 1 month ago
Cloud computing is worse than stupidity. Richard Stallman.
It is the most useless thing that humans have ever invented.
MasterTonySang 1 month ago
this video is intended to small business , big corp do not need outside assistance , but i like this idea of the cloud but is a little too earlier to jump in head-on on to this thing , the thing that hits me is for some reason the cloud system crash down and lose everything , then who we going to blame ? who is responsible ? well good luck find one ! thats is what people are not thinking about it , but like always people goes after the government for help !
saknk1 1 month ago
Fun, informative video, guys. Thanks!
hanhausermarketing 1 month ago
cloud computing summarized: its a new buzz word for shared servers.
meadowsirl 1 month ago
It's like plugging into the internet and simply having the apps supplied to you, as opposed to having them on your computer hard drive or on a company server. It's still a server and apps; just a shared one. The only thing you have on your computer is your personal settings and saved files; but not the software itself. They call it a "data center" but it's still a server. A better description would be to compare it to cable tv, since you pay a monthly subscription fee. Hope this helps. : )
TheColdpress 1 month ago
uhhh... it's to complicated
zeplon10 1 month ago
Yeah I got the theoretical part but I need to have an indepth knowledge as to how exactly can this be implemented because technically it still doesn't make any sense to me. :/
warnpassion 1 month ago
yeah i dont get it either
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Terrific video!!....d animation adds more interactivity and pragmatic way for all users to understand it:)
Cloud computing is d future!!!
loveyoupavan 2 months ago
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loveyoupavan 2 months ago
ONE CLOUD, ONE BRAIN, ONE RACE.
arnabc2003 2 months ago
how did you do this video ?
what is the tools you used ?
I know this is a strange question ! but I'm very interesting to know how
mskaleia 2 months ago
@mskaleia im 99.9% sure he used Adobe After Effects.
08BlueTiger 1 month ago
the video does not explain the disadvantages of cloud computing though
MsH1h1h1h1 2 months ago
@MsH1h1h1h1 why would it? The vids made by salesforce. They want to sell you something.
networksport1111 2 months ago
@MsH1h1h1h1 Here's the biggest disadvantage: There will be less jobs for IT Technicians
Ograws 2 months ago
I am in INSY 5375
khoa1708 2 months ago
In a time of recession this is what the collaboration of governmental organisations and private companies have found to sell your private information to big corporations to stimulate growth.
IIIIBENIIII 2 months ago 2
this probably is still better than my idea of vacuum computing...it sucks.
twirlingchair 2 months ago 10
just 3 minutes,I got to know about cloud computing what I could not have done in 3 hours.Thats the power of video (visulisation and multimedia.Thanks a lot.
WMohanty 2 months ago 2
Thanks really helped out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MrGoodboy234 2 months ago
Great for all apps....business and consumer! Very cool.....
nimbus1949 2 months ago
Vacuous pitch-words don't answer the question.
thekingofcorsairs 2 months ago
you don't get it??? get it...they are applying massive chemical to our atmosphere...they are using the chemical in combination with the satellites and haarp..yes this is the main intention of the chem trails...you got it now...they do not do anything without big money involved so look up and see the artificial clouds...this is what you pay for..poisoning us for money..he ha
chickadillydee 2 months ago
Total Network Cost: $6,543.36
Requests
$0.01/per 10,000 GET and HEAD requests: $10.00
$0.01/per 1,000 PUT/POST/GET bucket/GET service requests: $1.00
Total Requests Cost: $11.00
Grand Total: $14,782.20
that was just a sample of googles' oh so easy to follow pricing chart, anyone get that?
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
Detailed Example
Pricing for this service is divided into tiers. For example, say for a given month, you have the following usage on top of the free trial quota:
75 TB of data storage
25 TB of network egress (Americas and EMEA)
25 TB of network egress (Asia-Pacific)
10 TB of network ingress
10,000,000 total GET and HEAD requests
100,000 total PUT/POST/GET bucket/GET service requests
Your bill is broken down as follows:
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
be able to own and control your own data,and you will be charged for everything you do and you will also be tracked even more so than you are now, this is a nightmare and with the google laptop you can get 16tb of cloud storage for the low low price of 350$....per month!
they have other pricing but you have a better chance of figuring out how derivatives or credit default swaps work than understanding 2 words of their so called pricing structure
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
if you people only knew the agenda, they do elude to some of it in the video when they tell you you will "only be charged for what you use" sure this sounds great, wait till you get he bill,or wait till you say something they consider objectionable,this was all planned folks,apple and google are working as we speak to make it so their clouds wont be compatible with existing technology, they will make it so you have no abiltiy to have a hdd or to store or have any control of your data,you wont
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
cloud computing will be something all of us will regret letting happen if we dont stand up and voice opposition to it now ,it is being pushed by ibm,apple,MS,and google,it mans these companies will own and control all of your data and ideas and in effect you,they will have total control over your digital life,this is the computing equivalent of nazi germany, mark my words,it is being designed by these evil greedy corporation and it is to screw you to the enth degree ,not to help you
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
when cloud computing comes to the condumer it will be the death of us all, a scourge on humanity,its coming, dont say i didnt warn you, do you have any idea how dangerous cloud computing is?this is not a natural progression of technology it was planned all along, it has nothing to do with convenience, it has to do with control. controlling your data and controlling you, and controlling content, this is BS propaganda wake up people and learn the true agend behind the cloud
bulletproof2353 2 months ago
is that me or this guy has a voice of Bill Gates?
good video.. :)
DrKillaser 2 months ago
EXCELENTE VIDEO
picazo741 2 months ago
Dragdar
Posted Nov 4, 2011 4:07 pm GMT
A bit off-topic comment:;
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Cloud computing, the death of actual ownership of media? centralizing data, rationing usage, eliminating anonymity? In other words, your computer is reduced to nothing but a terminal used to access something (a hard drive monolith).
They definitely want to show this as an inevitability. The top 1% suits that is.
BarryEssex 2 months ago 3
I still don't know what the hell this cloud thing is! this video didn't help me for shit!
danusty 2 months ago
@danusty Instead of having all your software and hardware on location, you just log into someone elses (the cloud) and pay a monthly subscription.
Melee2Kil 2 months ago
who the fuck owns the servers? the government? if so then fuck that shit. this doesn't really explain stuff, its just a brief overview, i guess well have to wait till someone explains it?
crudnup 2 months ago
Can anyone tell me, using which software this presentation was created??
kanwarvikramsingh 2 months ago in playlist Software As a Service (Sass)
@kanwarvikramsingh after effects, photoshop, and final cut, premier, or avid to cut it. industry motion graphic standards.
passtheyoggurt 2 months ago
It may seem easier and more efficient for business but ...this is out sourcing a lot of IT people who handle on site servers and networks for the business. Aspiring to become a network administrator, I think cloud may be the future so I got to get into CLOUD to get a secure job.
virgiliogarcia354 2 months ago
yea i still dont get it...
adudecalledjordan 2 months ago 61
@adudecalledjordan
That's okay! He said everything in a happy, uplifting tone. So you know whatever it is, you need it!
FatRudeBoy 2 months ago
@adudecalledjordan You dont install programs on your hardisk. You install plugins to your browser that then runs the programs over a server.
Go play battlefield free2play, its cloud computing.
FcK2420 1 month ago
i was going to write the exact same thing... 'I STILL DONT GET IT' :-)
armaani0 1 month ago
This sounds like a good idea and all but uh... now this just makes everything easier for hackers. You have so much less control.
SquishyCandyftw 3 months ago
cloud computing = internet computing
muffemod 3 months ago
Stupid question possibly, but how do you pick one cloud "provider" over the other? (ie: Microsoft vs. IBM vs. Amazon) Do they all provide pretty much the same product (like for instance Comcast cable vs. Verizon Vios) or would you select a provider based on the industry you are in?
Thanks for answering my question Internetz!
rond02kg 3 months ago
its biased, what it doesn't mention is who else might have access to your data, who owns the data when its on their servers, what if they get a virus or lose all your data. as a business, would you REALLY trust a cloud computing company with ALL your precious data. it would only be a matter of time before some hacked in to one of their servers and leak all the data stored or worse
delitesoul 3 months ago
Lol!!...New Generation started, Hey IT-ians try to make cont(r)acts with all cloudians
yuvastanza 3 months ago
Every amazing information regarding the Cloud Computing. These will help us a lot to get faster work with less of cost and can able to handle many app at a time.
CreditCardRepayment 3 months ago
so the people running the cloud apps rake in the money dozons of times over its the new microsoft.also its like putting all your money in the one pocket if,if you get hacked you get hacked big time,i myself like to have a choice of what apps i would like to use and own,not forced into using some modded data collecting shit thats asking to be hacked right there
dancerazormusic 3 months ago
So Cloud Computing only move complexity to other place.
ronaldosy 3 months ago
This idea already exist 25 years ago, until now is release.
czaromar 3 months ago
what a nice video.
StuttgartBenz 3 months ago
I'm pretty sure we have this in the Air force already...
MarcusKiner 3 months ago
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dowopper51 3 months ago
@dowopper51 you missed out, that lots of people will lose their jobs
asparadog 3 months ago
woooow, now I know alot more about cloud computing
nibrobb 3 months ago
The truth is you still need lots of servers, so guess my job is safe ^_^.
MasthaX 3 months ago
Finally a video that actually explains could computing so anyone can understand it, thank you!
kathrynpless 3 months ago 15
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I know man, i work in IT some while now, at the datacenter. Still i couldn't find the real concept of cloud computing at first, but this video showed me how it go's. I am already working in such an envoirment, only not TRUE cloud computing though.
MasthaX 3 months ago
@kathrynpless I could understand what you're saying but I'd rather float on a cloud thanks
fliqueur 2 months ago
@kathrynpless Big Brother wants your info & will tell U it's expensive DIY so they can get it. for their use. It's like FB, upload a photo, right click photo, choose properties, it will say: "address (URL)" copy that, & paste to browser U'll see your photo alone. Delete Ur photo & go back to that direct link, it’s still be there. U gave it to FB when U posted & U no longer own it. They want with Ur business info, & plans 4 themselve, & you'll sign it away when you upload it to their servers.
TheRuxpinGEJ 1 month ago
a todos los que temeis por vuestra seguridad en la nube, conoced eyeOS (eyeos.org). El mejor escritorio en la nube, y la mejor solución para tener una nube privada!
lljoglar 3 months ago
Cloud computing will make it easy for the NSA/CIA to have access to your personal files.
thenmh 3 months ago
Why do people assume that data on the cloud is less protected that the data on your own hard drive at home? That's like saying the money under your mattress is better protected than money in a bank vault. The whole cloud computing thing will stand or fall on consumer confidence. If there is seen to be bad security, no one will use it. Data protection would be top priority. I'm not saying it's un-hackable, but people commenting seem to think that data in the cloud will easily accessed by anyone.
punchthedog 3 months ago 2
Why do people assume that data on the cloud is less protected that the data on your own hard drive at home? That's like saying the money under your mattress is better protected than money in a bank vault. The whole cloud computing thing will stand or fall on consumer confidence. If there is seen to be bad security, no one will use it. Data protection would be top priority. I'm not saying it's un-hackable, but people commenting seem to think that data in the cloud will easily accessed by anyone.
punchthedog 3 months ago
Have you ever heard of a big business that accepts "apps" with the only customization required being changing the configuration? No. Big business always wants to tailor the "app" very specifically to their particular business model. That is why this idea doesn't work for software. Now, hardware (shared set of virtual hosts).... maybe.
allmhuran 4 months ago
ESO ES UNA GRAN ETAFA A ALARGO PLAZO LA EMPRESA DE CLOUD COMPUTING (GOOGLE) TENDRA TODA NUESTRA INFORMACION ALMACENADA EN SUS SERVIDORES , EN EL MOMENTO EN QUE GOOGLE LOS TENGA PUEDE HACER CUALKIER COSA QUE QUIERA Y NO TENDRA LA SEGURIDAD DE QUE NOS PERTENESCA, SE IMAGINAN TODA LA INFORMACION ALMACENADA EN GOOGLE QUE NOS HARA DEJAR DE USAR CUALKIER DISPOSITIVO DE ALMACENAMIENTO? ESO ES EL MONOPOLIO MAS ARIIESGADO AL QUE ESTAMOS EXPUESTOS YA QUE DE UN MOMENTO A OTRO PODRIA DESAPARECER LA INFO
XxInFiErNoxD 4 months ago
thumbs up if you pee on the side of the toilet to make less noise
oscardeee 4 months ago
so..does we have d "privacy"?o.O
t3nly 4 months ago
I would say this is only viable for private cloud. I would not risk our compliance and legal / financial data in a public shared cloud.
Ic37r011 4 months ago
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Ic37r011 4 months ago
There's pros and cons to this and facts. Pro's; Creates jobs for security experts, create jobs in other areas. Con's; Anyone could hack and decrypt the data and find out anything. Facts; This is the future.
iBVGx 4 months ago
This sounds like bad satire.
guyboy625 4 months ago
In my line of sight i can use 2 words to describe this new tech: PRIVACY LOST... In the day that all pcs had to run from the cloud, ill go back to stone age and wont touch a pc....
redzonemacciv 4 months ago
But who runs the cloud???
shinobikid27 4 months ago
This video is arrogant in so many ways. I personally wouldn't worry about this "revolutionary" idea of cloud computing. It really has proven unpopular so far with consumers, which from a company perspective is bad business. What's the point if consumers are going to hate it? While I see the applications for businesses internally, the dream-like notion of marketing it to ordinary people has to end. In the end it just looks gimicky.
Deadlytrick 4 months ago
I love how everyone is saying that this'll kill IT jobs XD That is so untrue! See, this will actually OPEN UP the IT business because there's a massive need for software researchers. IT used to cost too much for certain companies to invest in Software and Application Development. Now, instead of IT jobs dying off, there'll be a boom. Trust me. I'm an Economist.
lifeofanidiot 4 months ago
@lifeofanidiot Sounds like you're working for the company that runs this show lol.
adam120890 1 month ago
@adam120890 Hah, I wish. I work for ParMar Convenience stores as a financial advisor.
lifeofanidiot 1 month ago
Concerned for privacy issues.
lAuthenticl 4 months ago
@lAuthenticl I have intelligent friends, concerns go beyond privacy? I knew this day would come. I hear comments daily over cloud. cococat195 should go to the beach, mountains? Genius, progress, Didn't Einstein build the bomb? My bad everyone. I was born circa 1958, ride around, listen I do?
superunt43 4 months ago
@lAuthenticl Privacy is a factor. If and when this " cloud computing " is rolled out to the public, it will be easy to see how the developers plan to crypt and secure data, until then we'll just have to wait.
iBVGx 4 months ago
Excellent, crisp and clear explanation about what cloud computing is for lay people (like me who are somewhat technologically challenged). Thanks!
EkspatVos 4 months ago
WOo0ooOoOooOW!! GREAT ANIMATION! :)
iniiagi 4 months ago
@GameplayTriGGlety Set up your own server for cloud computing service... Wow, you just got a new job: )
OshiroTG 4 months ago
ppl, no matter what u say, cloud computing is a genius idea nd its gonna grow exponentially. nd if u haven't noticed, most companies r already using it. so those stiff jackets that wanna inhibit progress can just go boil their head.
cococat1995 4 months ago
You can embrace cloud computing while still using local PCs. DriveHQ Cloud IT service makes the transition to cloud extremely easy.
DriveHQ 5 months ago
fuck that shit anybody could hack that shit dont you get it shared data storage easy shit gaaay id rather have my own server
madshrada 5 months ago 3
Really cool movie! I like it. I definitely going to use it in college
michaels249 5 months ago
yes we call this cloudcpt
whatzcrackinlike 5 months ago
and who is going to control the Cloud in 20 years from now GOOGLE & MICROSOFT why ? small businesses don't have chance 0:59 Welcome to IT my friend :)
87655788 5 months ago
it is clouding! i didnt get what it is all about....
iuno777 5 months ago
background noise sucks
speed20082008 5 months ago
So its like a nodal baseline where lot many companies share the same source...But one good feature is that in cloud each of the companies can do its own customization as opposed to a shared baseline source code where the upgrades go to each of the companies using it...Please correct me if wrong...Trying to understand it
djstud1987 5 months ago
i dont get it ._.
missthemissles 5 months ago
Great clip and the "Cloud" looks great; regards.
MrSlitskirts 5 months ago
What?
Xomanowar99 5 months ago
LOL! Servers are now called "clouds". A new name doth not a new idea make. So called cloud computing is the past, not the future. Servers are and will always be a means of data transfer between an individual's device kit and other individual's device kit.
And business? They will simply count our device kits as part of our "skill set" that qualifies us for a job. They will parasitically use our device kit and use hardware to store our work. Each of us will be our own IT. THAT's the future!
Grafight23 5 months ago
Check out a company called Abiquo: Follow them on twitter at #abiquo
Unlike other cloud products that were built as tactical solutions to support a specific hypervisor technology, Abiquo was developed from a strategic top-down perspective, to allow customer environments to both fully deliver on the promises of virtualization, and to transition geographically disparate datacenter installations and third party hosted resources, into a fully managed enterprise cloud operating at a global scale.
jizzanowski 5 months ago
Christian: Where do I find GOD ?
Priest: He's in the CLOUD !!!!!!!!!!!!!
watch?v=smVs6GU6Is4 - funny story about gods, war and peace -
moonknightTL 5 months ago 2
@moonknightTL What about Muslims? O wait your afriad to offend them.
mafiagman 5 months ago
Just another way for jobs to be cut in the u.s. as cloud computing can be self managed.
4UCESO 5 months ago
stop feel smug. cloud won't last long. it's NOT the future. it KILLS the future.
heyzenith 5 months ago
so basically, it;s like individual healthcare compared to socialist healthcare.
you give away part of your file to a common source in order to be able to hold more of those files.
rahagbab 5 months ago
Great video that explains cloud computing and will help people to decide, where they should go!
maddy4all 5 months ago
I think one day, Omniprise is definitely going to give them a run for their money. After I looked at both ERP's, Omniprise clearly had a much easier to use, organized interface, that ran about TWICE as fast.
bgwhat14 5 months ago
Great video that explains cloud computing and helped me to understand what it is all about to possibly help my business.
ryanchubbchubb 5 months ago
Very nice video. I think Cloud Computing is really cool, but only for business's and people who want a fast computer. I think regular people should stick with regular computers with a hard drive. I don't trust anyone with my personal information.
Tech14Guy 5 months ago
nice work................
MegaArun64 5 months ago
this is going to kill IT jobs. guess i better change my major while i can.
LivefromtheCHF 5 months ago 37
@LivefromtheCHF There will NEVER be a shortage of demand for people that know systems. Keep on it.
jmobstfeld 4 months ago
so true!
blakeman39 4 months ago
@LivefromtheCHF Don't be silly. Unless you are dead set on being a server administrator. This will actually create many more jobs.
gcbboise 3 months ago
@LivefromtheCHF Not much chance of that. Most organisations have very customised software requirements. In 25 years I've yet to come across an off the shelf application that fits the customers requirements. Theer are a whole range of other issues regarding data access, data quality and network performance that will hold this back.
stevo728822 3 months ago
@LivefromtheCHF I don't think so. This is for businesses and whatnot and if that small business owner knows what they hell they are doing, I'm sure IT will still be safe. If anything, technology is going to be in demand from now on until forever, there is no way IT will die lol.
SquishyCandyftw 3 months ago
Is this the same thing or does it go along with whatever it is which makes it where say you have a labtop that uses the power of your home computer or whoever you're paying?
KedViper 6 months ago
Very good video. I finally understood what's Cloud Computing.
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WHAT IF CLOUD FAILS!?!!?!?!?!
HOW THEY CAN PROTECT INFORMATION???
The DARPAnet WAS CREATED NOT TO CARRY ALL THE EGGS IN ONE BASKET!
I DONT BELIEVE THEM! But the video is realy amazing.
MikhailFreeman 6 months ago
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MikhailFreeman 6 months ago
nyc work...I hv just understood cloud computing in less than 4 minutes....well articulated and the graphics? NICE!
mjay428 6 months ago
What software did you guys used to create this fantastic video?
F145H220 6 months ago 3
Bonfire Labs used primarily Adobe After Effects and Autodesk Maya.
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wwwtotalitaerde 6 months ago
Brilliant well articulated
GagaTechie 6 months ago
Not bad encourageing
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