Cloud Computing with the Simple Cloud API

Session Date and Time: Day 1, March 23, 21:30pm EST (18.30pm PST) – 30 min
Keywords: simple cloud, open source.
Authors: Doug Tidwell, IBM.
Abstract: cloud computing conference Most cloud services require application developers to think about arcane details instead of business logic. The Simple Cloud API simplifies application development for the cloud, letting programmers focus on what matters. An open-source project sponsored by Zend, GoGrid, IBM, Microsoft, Nirvanix and Rackspace, the Simple Cloud API lets you write one application that runs with multiple cloud vendors, despite the differences in their APIs. This session will show you how to use it to write elegant, flexible, business-oriented code that insulates your application from the APIs and wire formats underneath.

cloud computing conference 2010Doug Tidwell is a Senior Software Engineer in IBM’s Emerging Technology group.

He was a speaker at the first XML conference in 1997, and has been working with markup languages, Web services and SOA technologies for many years. His job as a technology evangelist is to explain the standards and technologies behind Cloud Computing and to help customers integrate them into their overall business architectures and strategies. He is the author of many articles on IBM’s developerWorks site (ibm.com/developerWorks).

Register Now and Get Full Access to All Sessions and Recordings.

Thank you for your interest in Cloud Slam 2010. Please use form below to register for the access. If you experience problems with the form above not rendering at all, try registering directly at http://postcloudslam10.eventbrite.com/?ref=eweb

Note: If you experience problems with the form above not rendering at all, try registering directly at http://postcloudslam10.eventbrite.com/?ref=eweb