I feel for the people at phpfog.com, but this is a bigger blow to cloud computing. Customers who are already pretty risk averse to their data being stored in t

I feel for the people at phpfog.com, but this is a bigger blow to cloud computing. Customers who are already pretty risk averse to their data being stored in the cloud would see this as another reason not to take the risk. The cloud computing consortium needs to work on a stable stack as well as figure out how to audit that it works properly. In addition, it calls for security ahead of features. Given that phpfog is funded, they'll need to implement the equivalent of a bleeding edge stack and a locked down stack.