Links for 02-28-2013

• Thinking About A Post-‘House Of Cards’ Netflix World - SplatF
• Cloud computing: Supply chain issues
• As Its 'Ideas Worth Spreading' Talks Push Into the Classroom, It's Time to Reject the Cult of TED – Tablet Magazine - A reasonable example of the TED backlash.
• Red Hat OpenShift Enterprise Use Case Animation - YouTube - Nice short animation introducing #openshift Enterprise
• Free mobile device policy template examples for CIOs - RT @AndiMann: RT @RachelatTT: A1 Speaking of #BYOD policies, we rounded up #mobile device policy templates: #CIOC ...
• Finding and Making Sense of Geospatial Data on the Internet | OpenShift by Red Hat - Cool post by @TheSteve0 on geospatial data on the Internet.
• Pushing back against licensing and the permission culture – Luis Villa
• Red Hat | OpenShift and OpenStack: A Match Made in the Cloud - .@asheshbadani discusses how OpenShift and OpenStack work together
• Red Hat | Red Hat and IBM Achieve Leading Performance Benchmark Results - TPC-C is a very I/O intensive benchmark (hard on virtualization). RHEL/KVM still 88% of bare metal pert.
• How Cloud Computing Is Redefining the M&A Landscape - Forbes
• Cloud Foundry, Forking and the Future of Permissively Licensed Open Source Platforms – tecosystems - RT @sogrady: new post | "Cloud Foundry, Forking and the Future of Permissively Licensed Open Source Platforms":
• 70% of 'Private Clouds' aren't Really Clouds at all - CIO.com - RT @AndiMann: 70% of Private Clouds Not Really #Cloud @BButlerNWW via @CIOonline #CIO < But do semantics matte ...