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Cloud computing

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New highly colloquial terms focuse interest of computers users, giving new mercantile opportunities for developers, including PureBasic developers. Mysterious words around simple issues.
Here you will find a good definition of Cloud Computing:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing
Please send your ideas to a forum on cloud computing in PB. Which elements of Pure Basic: commands, etc. can be used in cloud computing. Please indicate your general thoughts on the subject.
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Re: Cloud computing

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Cloud Computing is nothing special ... but it depends highly on
networking and so i wouldn't prefer PB for that as the network-functions
are just basic. You will have to define a hug protocol beginning
from scratch. But of course it is not impossible. :lol:
A good starting-point would be a project like this :
JobQueue - MultiThread (german forum)

Everything else of "Cloud Computing" is just a normal program,
depending on what you want it to do. :wink:

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Re: Cloud computing

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> Please send your ideas to a forum on cloud computing in PB.
> Which elements of Pure Basic: commands, etc. can be used in cloud computing.
> Please indicate your general thoughts on the subject.

Are you asking us to do your homework? :shock: These questions look like an exam.
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Re: Cloud computing

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Here is a cloud for everyone: http://prism.andrevv.com/ :mrgreen:
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Re: Cloud computing

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ts-soft wrote:Here is a cloud for everyone: http://prism.andrevv.com/ :mrgreen:
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Re: Cloud computing

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Are you asking us to do your homework? These questions look like an exam.
All my exams I have passed years ago. The idea of Claud Computing in PB I treat seriously (however I like joking).
The additional question is: which tools from the set of PureBasic commands to use in code, which PB commands (or libraries) can be classified as Claud Computing useful. I want to write, in promotional papers, about my software: fully meets the requirements of Cloud Computing. :idea: :!:
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Re: Cloud computing

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Usefull commands/librarys for PB Cloud Computing: Here ;)

Just as PMV wrote, that depends on the subject. The "Could" is nothing else than (mostly) scalable software behind a array of servers with some kind of load balancer. I personally run some PB-Applications as CGI behind a ngix http-server using the most of the listed commands/libs in the link above.

Short: Cloud = Buzzword :!:
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Re: Cloud computing

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Thank you PMV, Thank you Deluxe0321 for your interest.
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