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Here's something I'd like to know: EC2's dashboard looks really friendly, much better than their suggestion of downloading some java programs to fiddle on with.
by lsb 17y ago
Here's something I'd like to know: EC2's dashboard looks really friendly, much better than their suggestion of downloading some java programs to fiddle on with. Amazon's the cheapest, so what's the benefit of going with Cloudkick vs straight EC2?
- bmelton 17y agoI suspect that it has less to do with CloudKick's current capabilities and more to do with its potential. As soon as I get a chance, I'm going to sit down with melito to get more of a tour of Sliceapp. The potential possibility for me to stage apps and deployment necessities SOMEWHERE and spool that up across any number of servers / datacenters / hosting providers is a VERY tempting idea indeed. That I could potentially change hosting providers for my app without downtime is an idea I think a LOT of people could get behind. CloudKick and Sliceapp are in-roads to that level of capability, and if executed well enough, could literally change the way we think of hosting forever.