As most of you probably know, I work at CohesiveFT where I focus on VPN-Cubed product. In short, it’s a solution to build overlay networks in third-party clouds. Overlay networks in this case are based on redundant encrypted point-to-point connections from your regular servers to your VPN-Cubed servers called “managers” (that you run in the [...]
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Cloud Overlay Networks Demystified – Holiday Edition
December 18th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: cloud computing · cohesiveft · infrastructure development
CohesiveFT Launches VPN-Cubed For Amazon EC2
March 4th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Update: CohesiveFT now also offers IPsec connectivity to VPN-Cubed running inside Amazon EC2. Read more.
Today CohesiveFT team officially launches VPN-Cubed for Amazon EC2, a product that has been in beta for several weeks now. Check out the announcement on Elastic Server blog, which talks about both Pay and Free Editions, or check out the product [...]
Tags: cloud computing · cohesiveft · work
Technical Overview of CohesiveFT VPN-Cubed
December 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment
A technical post on VPN-Cubed that I contributed several thoughts to, is now up on CohesiveFT Elastic Server blog.
Tags: cloud computing · cohesiveft · work
More Cloud Magic from CohesiveFT
October 28th, 2008 · Comments Off
Someone once asked me to explain cloud computing. I jokingly replied that it’s like running your servers somewhere where there is no shortage of CPU power, storage capacity or bandwidth, and you get charged only for what you actually use. And if you needed more, you just ask (via API) – and it’s there. “Wow! [...]
Tags: cloud computing · cohesiveft
