Computerworld – Several days after Amazon.com’s cloud outage knocked some high-profile Web sites offline, the company said its cloud service was largely back up and running.
Posted By Vrytek On Tuesday, April 26th 2011 In General News | Tags: across-multiple, amazon-elastic, description, follow-sharon, Internet, problem, server-problems, service-health, working-on-some |
Posted By Vrytek On Sunday, April 24th 2011 In General News | Tags: Amazon, button, issue-knocked, major-failure, Online, popular, problem, Understanding, writing |
In case you’ve been wondering why you can’t get to some of your favorite places, here’s a note that currently appears at the popular site milesplit.com:
Posted By Vrytek On Saturday, April 23rd 2011 In General News | Tags: agency, Amazon, austin, austin-internet, Business, century-travel, cloud, country, kinds, problem, virginia, Water |
By Kirk Ladendorf AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Published: 6:59 p.m. Friday, April 22, 2011 Austin companies ranging from online service providers to a local travel agency felt the sting of a major outage at an Amazon.com data center in Virginia on Thursday and Friday. The effects of the service interruption were widespread because Amazon is a major provider of data center hosting for the fast-emerging market of cloud computing services. That meant thousands of smaller companies were depending on Amazon to run their website operations, store their business data and even keep track of their email service.
Posted By Vrytek On Thursday, April 21st 2011 In General News | Tags: accessible-once, Amazon, around-failure, clear-whether, full-resolution, Internet, its-willingness, jacob-aron, more-deliberate, online-shopping, popular-choice, popular-social, problem, scientist, vulnerability |
Jacob Aron, technology reporter Amazon’s EC2 web-hosting service is currently experiencing technical difficulties, knocking many of the web’s popular social sites offline in the process. Foursquare , Quora , Hootsuite and Reddit have all experienced down-time, though the latter now seems to be accessible once again
Posted By Vrytek On Saturday, April 2nd 2011 In General News | Tags: category, domain-name, gossimer, killing, marvin-dreyer, Money, Online, Opportunity, poverty, problem, safety, Video, web-hosting, zimbabwe |
Posted on: Saturday, 2 April 2011, 00:00 CDT Seeing the ruthless act of the CEO of grand daddy of web hosting and domain registration world, Gossimer has decided to offer a portion of money from transferred-in domains to charity to help in Zimbabwe.
Posted By Vrytek On Friday, April 1st 2011 In General News | Tags: cats, ethel-taylor, godaddy-com, mayor, parsons, permanent-link, problem, Work |
04|01|2011 8:30 am EDT GoDaddy’s Bob Parsons Hunts Down Problem Kittens by Adam Strong in Categories: April 1 – 1 Comment Bob Parsons, CEO of domain registrar Godaddy.com, announced today that his 2012 vacation hunt will be to Peterville, Illinois where Parsons will go on a kitten hunting expedition. Parsons, an avid hunter, recently posted videos of his 2011 hunting vacation in Zimbabwe where he helped local farmers kill a problem elephant . This time Parsons will have his work cut out for him
Posted By Vrytek On Sunday, March 20th 2011 In Domain News | Tags: analyze-whether, article, authorities, India, indian, law-regarding, prevailing, problem, research, research-paper, Review, suggest-reforms, the-prevailing, uniform-dispute |
Abstract: This article shall begin by outlining the domain name disputes and the problem of cybersquatting. The main thrust of the article shall be to consider how the authorities react to allegations of cybersquatting and attempt to analyze whether this has been sufficiently effective as far as India is concerned. First of all, the US approach and their specific Anti-cybersquatting legislation shall be discussed
