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Conversations about internet technology strategies that are effective for business.

In this episode we discuss input/output devices and how to apply their usage to help streamline and manage your business.

Input/Output Devices

In this episode we discuss business data and how to utilize data effectively for your business.

Business Data

In this episode we discuss how your physical health can affect you business.

Health and How it Can Affect Your Business

In this episode we discuss the latest technology and gadgets available to help small to medium size businesses achieve their goals.

Latest Technology to Help Small Businesses

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Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. 
Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tend...

Education Technology

TITULO: NAC Sistema de control de acceso a la red
SINOPSIS: Un programa en el que aclaramos todos los términos necesarios para la aplicación de las tecnologías NAC de control de acceso a la red.
PARTICIPANTES: Antonio Ramos Varón, Jean Paul García Morán, Maikel, Boogienights




Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tendencias paralelas al mundo físico en el cual vivimos, entre ellas la lucha por el control. De aquí nace el hacktivismo, el activismo y desobediencia social que lucha por tener una voz y pelea por sus derechos.En este programa se exploran las distintas tendencias de un nuevo mundo digital que no es conocido por muchos. Se dan a conocer las subculturas que han ido creciendo en Internet debido al impulso tecnológico, donde lo que se consideraba 'underground' o 'marginal' es ahora un impulso social. Se dará a conocer las amenazas cibernéticas que desatan una guerra digital, las tendencias de seguridad informática y un mundo de activistas sociales que luchan ante las corporaciones. Se dará a conocer el mundo de los Hackers.

Control de acceso a redes NAC

TITULO: Análisis forense y herramientas
SINOPSIS: Explicación y debate sobre las técnicas utilizadas para el análisis científico forénsico  de dispositivos digitales o de actos maliciosos.
PARTICIPANTES: Antonio Ramos Varón, Alberto, Maikel, Rubén






Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tendencias paralelas al mundo físico en el cual vivimos, entre ellas la lucha por el control. De aquí nace el hacktivismo, el activismo y desobediencia social que lucha por tener una voz y pelea por sus derechos.En este programa se exploran las distintas tendencias de un nuevo mundo digital que no es conocido por muchos. Se dan a conocer las subculturas que han ido creciendo en Internet debido al impulso tecnológico, donde lo que se consideraba 'underground' o 'marginal' es ahora un impulso social. Se dará a conocer las amenazas cibernéticas que desatan una guerra digital, las tendencias de seguridad informática y un mundo de activistas sociales que luchan ante las corporaciones. Se dará a conocer el mundo de los Hackers.

Análisis forense y herramientas

TITULO: Anónimos en la Red
SINOPSIS: Todo sobre el anónimato o invisibilidad cuando estamos navegando por Internet. Nuestros datos personales y la trazabilidad.
PARTICIPANTES: Antonio Ramos Varón, Jean Paul García Morán, Yago Fernández Hansen, Rubén





Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tendencias paralelas al mundo físico en el cual vivimos, entre ellas la lucha por el control. De aquí nace el hacktivismo, el activismo y desobediencia social que lucha por tener una voz y pelea por sus derechos.En este programa se exploran las distintas tendencias de un nuevo mundo digital que no es conocido por muchos. Se dan a conocer las subculturas que han ido creciendo en Internet debido al impulso tecnológico, donde lo que se consideraba 'underground' o 'marginal' es ahora un impulso social. Se dará a conocer las amenazas cibernéticas que desatan una guerra digital, las tendencias de seguridad informática y un mundo de activistas sociales que luchan ante las corporaciones. Se dará a conocer el mundo de los Hackers.

Anónimos en la Red

TITULO: Botnets, el enemigo oculto
SINOPSIS: Volvemos a tratar sobre botnets, pero específicamente mediatne P2P, para causar denegación de servicio contra un servidor víctima mediante redirección de tráfico.
PARTICIPANTES: Antonio Ramos Varón, Jean Paul García Morán, Maikel





Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tendencias paralelas al mundo físico en el cual vivimos, entre ellas la lucha por el control. De aquí nace el hacktivismo, el activismo y desobediencia social que lucha por tener una voz y pelea por sus derechos.En este programa se exploran las distintas tendencias de un nuevo mundo digital que no es conocido por muchos. Se dan a conocer las subculturas que han ido creciendo en Internet debido al impulso tecnológico, donde lo que se consideraba 'underground' o 'marginal' es ahora un impulso social. Se dará a conocer las amenazas cibernéticas que desatan una guerra digital, las tendencias de seguridad informática y un mundo de activistas sociales que luchan ante las corporaciones. Se dará a conocer el mundo de los Hackers.

Botnets, el enemigo oculto

TITULO: Coldboot attack
SINOPSIS: Ataque basado en la persistencia electríca de los estados de los chips de la memoria basados en cryogenia. Técnica antigua utilizado en la forénsica.
PARTICIPANTES: Antonio Ramos Varón, Santiago, Maikel, Rubén





Pocas personas escriben código y sin embargo el código afecta a muchas personas. Esta es la premisa de un mundo virtual donde las leyes físicas de la naturaleza no son aplicables, el código es ahora la ley que dicta el comportamiento de los internautas. Esta nueva sociedad digital tiene varias tendencias paralelas al mundo físico en el cual vivimos, entre ellas la lucha por el control. De aquí nace el hacktivismo, el activismo y desobediencia social que lucha por tener una voz y pelea por sus derechos.En este programa se exploran las distintas tendencias de un nuevo mundo digital que no es conocido por muchos. Se dan a conocer las subculturas que han ido creciendo en Internet debido al impulso tecnológico, donde lo que se consideraba 'underground' o 'marginal' es ahora un impulso social. Se dará a conocer las amenazas cibernéticas que desatan una guerra digital, las tendencias de seguridad informática y un mundo de activistas sociales que luchan ante las corporaciones. Se dará a conocer el mundo de los Hackers.

Ataque de booteo frio o Coldboot attack

Mundo Hacker Radio

Aprenda sobre tecnologia neste podcast para quem não está muito habituado com os termos da internet, informática e tecnologia -- Paiva Junior e Flavio Paiva. (Brasil)

Papo BJPnet 32 - Maquina fotogratica digital e arquivo de imagem digital

Papo BJPnet 31 - TV digital e formatos HD, Full HD e Standard

Papo BJPnet 30 - O que e uma rede de computadores

Papo BJPnet 29 - O que e Smartphone, iPhone e Android

Papo BJPnet 28 - O que e VoIP, telefone na internet, Google Talk e Skype?

Papo BJPnet

Pillole di programmazione per iPhone, per risolvere i mal di testa quotidiani dovuti ai piccoli problemini della programmazione per iPhone. Il podcast e' compatibile con iPhone/iPodTouch. http://www.htmedia.it

In questa nuova pillola vedremo come è possibile nascondere la Status Bar nelle nostre applicazioni e come personalizzarne l'aspetto adoperando le proprietà del file info.plist. Rispetto all'uso del codice objective-c all'interno della nostra applicazione vi è il vantaggio di nascondere la barra al momento del lancio dell'applicazione stessa.

Pillola 02 - Nascondere la Status Bar

In questa pillola vedremo come adoperare icone nelle nostre applicazioni prive degli effetti aggiunti dall'iPhone/iPod Touch.

Pillola 01 - Icone prerenderizzate

HTMedia.it - Pillole di programmazione per iPhone

Talks from the monthly Django-NYC meetings.

Django's multi-db support is an awesome feature, but it can be pretty tricky to work with for certain use cases. Loren Davie will be talking about the challenges presented by and solutions for working with Multi-db to support a multi-tenant system

MultiDB In Anger

Alex Gaynor dives deep into how the Django ORM works and shows off some more advanced uses of the ORM.

Pro ORM

Bob Hancock talks about the benefits and pitfalls of using Django on Google's App Engine platform.

Django on Google App Engine

Jacob Kaplan-Moss, one of Django's BDFLs, talks about what is coming in Django 1.2. Jacob also takes some time to answer general questions from the audience.

January Meeting - What's new in Django 1.2

Mike Dirolf from 10gen gives an introduction to MongoDB and how it can be used with Python and Django.

January Meeting - MongoDB

Django-NYC

Short video tutorials about the invoicing software Totals Pro developed by Kedisoft.

This episode shows how to import layout templates from internet and how to add your own logos.

Layout Tutorial 1 - How to add logos

Totals Pro has a very flexible custom number formatting functionality. This episode shows how to create your own number format for invoices, clients, project, items, etc.

How to change number format

Totals Pro comes with a server application called Totals Remote. This episode shows how to configure Totals Remote and how to work with Totals Pro in a remote environment.

How to create remote database

Shows how to invoices, estimates, etc. and how to create a catalog and add items.

How to create documents

How to add clients

Totals Tutorials

RestartIT Webinar (Dec 2010) - Brian Vandergrift

Venyu Video Podcast: #002:  RestartIT Webinar (Dec 2010)

Venyu Video Podcast: #001:  Whiteboard Backup Cost Analysis

Venyu Solutions Podcast (Video)

We believe all aspects of technology are separated by six degrees or less. Our mission is to prove it!

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by Mike Lee from Appsterdam Foundation to talk about moving to Amsterdam, Patent Extortion and Product Engineering. This podcast was recorded during YOW 2011 in Brisbane. A big thank you  to Rob Dawson for suggesting to us at YOW that we interview Mike - this was one of the most interesting and funny interviews we have done so far. Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisQuotesWhat makes a good speaker also makes a good teacherWhen you hear there's a guy dressed like a mariachi  .... that you have to see!When I saw magnetic smart covers I thought "Maybe my mom would like my old Ipad"Amsterdam is like a cross between Epcot Center and Burning ManLinksMike on TwitterMike's BlogMike in his Mariachi suit (with band!)Appsterdam (and Twitter)Apple weekly WednesdaysWWDCPatent TrollingExtortionAppsterdam Legal foundationLodsys - patent extortionistVideo of opening of the Lodsys packet (Operation Anthill)Article 1Shell CompaniesUS 25% of software purchasing marketUS Patent system bonedDelaware and Nevada LLC shell companies$100 and 10 mins to setup a shell companyRuby on Rails / Iphone comboADHDMany doubt the existence of ADHDMariachiMaking apps that don't suckSiriGarage Band - Accelerometer PianoiPhone and iPad Christmas CarolSpeed to cool - Craig SmithUtility KiltDecline of the USJacob ApplebaumAnti-IntellectualismEpcot CenterBurning ManAmsterdamAppsterdam Embassy ProgramAppsterdam DelftAppsterdam WarsawAppsterdam Meetup

Coding By Numbers - Episode 34 (Mike Lee - Appsterdam, Patent Extortion & Product Engineering)

In this episode, Steve and Craig get together and talk about some of the things that have been happening in the months that they haven't been recording. Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksSpecification by Example - Gojko AdzicCucumberConcordioneasybJBehaveOctopressContinuous DeliverygithubCloudBeesherokuSeven Databases In Seven WeeksPostgreSQLMongoDBCouchDBHBaseRedisRiakNeo4JOracleInformixmemcachedpuppetchefRichard StallmanThe Innovators DilemmaThe Seven Day Weekend

Coding By Numbers - Episode 36 (And we're back!)

In this episode, Craig recorded a special mashup episode with fellow podcasters Craig Smith from The Agile Revolution and Mark Derricutt from Illegal Argument. Special thanks to Mark for hosting and recording this episode whilst the two Craigs were in Auckland, New Zealand. Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksAgile AcademyBuilding Quality InProject JigsawJava's historyContinuous DeliveryCowboy codingExtreme ProgrammingKanbanScrumDevOpsClean Code by "Uncle Bob" MartingithubStackOverflowgerritCourseraRise of software apprenticeshipPay it forwardCode reviewsRelease early, release oftenOffice SpacePair programmingTest Driven DevelopmentGitWhat does Monad mean?CitconClojureDave Thomas - Mature legacy seeking sexy new technology for fun and profitCode archeologyThe Two Ronnies

Coding By Numbers - Episode 37 (The Long White Cloud Mashup)

  In this episode Steve is joined by Renee Troughton from the Agile Revolution Podcast at YOW! 2012 talking to Fred George from Forward on Programmer Anarchy Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksFred on TwitterForwardRenee on Twitter

Six Degrees Podcast - Episode 39 (Fred George  - Programmer Anarchy)

In this episode, Steve talks to Ricky Ng-Adam from XinCheJian & Axel Quack from Gasmotorenfabrik & Ding Fabrik about Hackerspaces. This talk was recorded during XinCheJian open night in May 2012. Our apologies for taking so long in getting it out - Steve never got to do the Hackerspaces around the world series, but maybe publishing this might get him back onto it! Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinks XinCheJian - Hackerspace in Shanghai, ChinaDingFabrik, Köln - Fablab in Cologne, GermanyGasmotorenfabrik - Coworking Space in Cologne, GermanyRicky on Google PlusAxel on TwitterGold Coast TechSpaceList of HackerspacesChaos Computer ClubChaos Communication CongressHackerspaceLophiloThingiverseOpen Source ArchitectureBamboo Tent used by Cologne Coworking space when they first started (slide 13 onwards)Green SchoolChinese HackerspacesHackerspace PassportMakercampsMaker FaireMaker Fair Melbourne

Six Degrees Podcast - Episode 38 (Ricky Ng-Adam, Axel Quack - Hackerspaces)

Six Degrees Podcast

If you’re responsible for deploying new Apple devices and apps, you can save time and simplify your workflow by using Apple’s deployment programs. With the right tools in the place, the Device Enrollment Program (DEP) and Volume Purchase Program (VPP) help you reduce or eliminate manual steps and deliver a great experience for your users.

Apple Deployments Made Easy with DEP and VPP Webinar

Organizations are increasingly concerned with security. One way to mitigate risk is to encrypt your client machines. To help with this, Apple offers a native encryption tool called FileVault 2.

Best Practices for Encrypting Mac Webinar

Discover how Self Service can help IT administrators provide a catalogue of trusted applications and content for users to access and install on their own, without disrupting their workflows or requiring administrative privileges.

Self Service: Save time and costs for organizations, IT, and users

See how JAMF Nation and its 20,000+ members provide a wealth of opportunities for IT administrators to learn, contribute, and build their careers through this free online forum.

JAMF Nation: Apple IT’s largest online community

Casper Focus allows teachers to handle routine device management tasks that would normally be time-consuming for IT departments — resetting passcodes, distributing eBooks, and preparing devices for exams.

Casper Focus Demo Series: Using Attention Screen to Send Custom Messages

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I'm trying out changing the podcast over to a screencast to save time typing up notes and give more to the user (by actually seeing what I'm talking about.) Please note, this is far more "from the hip" than the podcast used to be so who knows what I'm going to say. P.S. I'm still creating the audio podcast, it just comes from the screencast. 082-google_analytics.mp3

#082: Google Analytics

Module Link: http://drupal.org/project/better_formats The Better Formats module allows you define default input formats as well as change settings around the display of the input formats group on the node pages. Who: Technical and non-technical users When: Use this module when you want to define a default input filter per role. Where: Once the module is enabled you can modify the settings at /admin/settings/filters/defaults. Be sure order the formats/roles in the order you want. Why: It's not fun to have one default format for an entire site regardless of roles. This module allows you to create a better user experience by providing an intelligent default of input filters per role.   Theme song "i dunno" by grapes. module-a-day_podcast-0081.mp3

#081: Better Formats

Module Link: http://drupal.org/project/nodequeue The Nodequeue module allows you to classify nodes in a FIFO queue that does not use Taxonomy. Who: Technical and non-technical users When: Use this module when you want to classify nodes into a logical group that will kick out older nodes when the logical group fills up. Where: You can configure your queues at /admin/content/nodequeue and add nodes to the queues on this page or the individual nodes. Why: It's nice to have an alternative method to group your nodes especially when you can limit the size of that group.   Theme song "i dunno" by grapes. module-a-day_podcast-0080.mp3

#080: Nodequeue

Module Link: http://drupal.org/project/nodewords The Nodewords module inserts meta tags into your document head. Who: Technical and non-technical users When: Use this module when you want to include keywords, descriptions and other meta tags in your head. All non-intranet sites should use this for SEO at a minimum. Where: You can configure the module at /admin/content/nodewords but you'll need to adjust the settings per content type. When you edit a node, if you have the correct permissions, you can set the values for the individual meta tags. Why: Meta tags are a very important aspect of your site and Drupal does not offer tags other than a default title tag. This module takes care of adding quite a few different types of meta tags.   Theme song "i dunno" by grapes. module-a-day_podcast-0079.mp3

#079: Nodewords

Module Link: http://drupal.org/project/typogrify The Typogrify module modifies the output of your text fields to do things like style all capitol words and change out quotes. Who: Technical and non-technical users When: Use this module when you care a lot about proper text treatments in your content. Where: You can enable the features of this module by enabling it for your input filters. Why: The web has become lazy with things like quotes and various font treatments. This module makes them act in a proper manor while not hassling you.   Theme song "i dunno" by grapes. module-a-day_podcast-0077.mp3

#077: Typogrify

Module a Day with Andrew Riley

Interviews with Developers Who Build Inspiring Things

Nate Abele has been pushing the boundaries of desktop and web technologies for over 14 years. As the former lead developer of the most popular framework for the most popular web programming language (CakePHP), co-founder of the cutting-edge Lithium PHP framework, and former senior engineer at world-renowend software consultancy OmniTI, Nate has stayed at the forefront of the web, while working with, learning from, and teaching some of the best and brightest in the industry.
As a renaissance geek, Nate enjoys (in addition to coding), snowboarding, playing guitar, and writing about himself in the third person.
Get updates from Nate Abele on twitter @nateabele
Interviewed by Marc Grabanski
Also special thanks to Aaron Cannon for post-editing.

Podcast #3: Interview with Nate Abele of Lithium PHP Framework

Scott González is a full-stack web application developer living in Raleigh, North Carolina. He has been an active contributor to jQuery since 2007 and is currently the development lead for jQuery UI, jQuery’s official user interface library. He is also active in the node.js and WHATWG communities.
Scott speaks at various conferences, co-authored the jQuery Cookbook published by O’Reilly, and has written articles for jsmag. He also publishes tutorials on his personal blog, nemikor.com. To see what Scott’s currently hacking on, check out his GitHub account.
Get updates from Scott González on twitter @scott_gonzalez
Interviewed by Marc Grabanski, get updates from him on twitter @1marc
Also special thanks to Aaron Cannon for post-editing.

Podcast #2: Interview with Scott González of jQuery UI

Our first podcast episode is with Christopher Schmitt, the founder of Heat Vision, a small new media publishing and design firm, Christopher is an award-winning Web designer who has been working with the Web since 1993.
As a sought-after speaker and trainer, Christopher regularly demonstrates the use and benefits of practical standards-based designs. He is Co-Lead of the Adobe Task Force for the Web Standards Project (WaSP) in addition to being a contributing member of its Education Task Force
Author of numerous Web design and digital imaging books, including Adapting to Web Standards: CSS and Ajax for Big Sites and CSS Cookbook, Christopher has also written for New Architect Magazine, A List Apart, Digital Web, and Web Reference.
He is the co-founder of Environments for Humans which puts on the upcoming online conferences CSS Summit and iPhone iPad Summit and other web development related topics.
Get updates from Chris on twitter @teleject
Interviewed by Marc Grabanski, get updates from him on twitter @1marc
Also special thanks to Aaron Cannon for post-editing.

Podcast #1: Interview with Christopher Schmitt

Open Web Developers Podcast – Web Development Inspiration

This EMC podcast series by the EMC Infrastructure Management Group (IMG) is meant for people interested in gaining business agility by simplifying their infrastructure management in physical, virtual or cloud environments.

Infrastructure Management for Service Providers in the Era of the Cloud
with Lutz Rackow - Product Marketing Manager EMEA

New services are essential to help all service providers overcome shrinking revenues and compete effectively.  Telco providers, in particular, need to look to cloud and ITaaS services to bolster their legacy network income.

Find out how EMC Ionix is helping customers overcome the unique challenges of managing their ever-expanding, ever more complex IT infrastructures.

Infrastructure Management for Service Providers in the Era of the Cloud

Managing the Journey through the Cloud
Andy Waterhouse - Pre-Sales Director EMEA

Any journey requires a number of choices about which route to take and what the impact might be. This session discusses the management challenge of the journey from the physical to virtual to cloud, and how using next generation management technologies can increase the rate of virtualisation and reduce the potential risks to business services through the transition.

Managing the Journey through the Cloud

EMC Corporation - Simplify Infrastructure Management

All About RightScale Cloud Management Platform and Cloud Computing. From how to get your servers up and running in the cloud quickly to best practices tips for cloud computing.

In April of 2013 Microsoft released the Windows Azure IaaS service for general availability. We were proud to be a launch day partner with Microsoft and here at RightScale we are excited to see the cloud computing market mature and grow. Please join us for an in-depth discussion and demonstration on how to increase agility and automation in your software development lifecycle using Windows Azure.

RightScale Webinar: Best Practices: Software Development Strategies Using Windows Azure

HP’s Converged Cloud strategy promises a revolution in how customers deliver and deploy applications in the cloud leveraging open standards like OpenStack and a rich ecosystem of partners like RightScale. In this session you will become versed in how HP’s public cloud and its ecosystem address a variety of customer needs/use cases.

Uncovering New Opportunities With the HP Public Cloud - RightScale Compute 2013

Fast-to-market, repeatable, lightweight websites and microsites are the lifeblood of media and advertising in the cloud. Find out how marketing departments and firms such as advertising, consumer products, and media use RightScale to deliver campaigns.

Delivering Marketing Campaigns in Record Time - RightScale Compute 2013

RightScale is bringing a new level of automation to cloud environments with CloudFlow Deployment Orchestration. As a hosted, highly available service with built-in concurrency, conditionality, and error handling, CloudFlow is a solution for a range of use cases. Get an introduction to how to use CloudFlow to automate disaster recovery.

Cloudflow Deployment Orchestration: Automate All the Things - RightScale Compute 2013

IT organizations are turning processes and practices often referred to as DevOps in order to speed up application delivery, shorten release cycles, improve quality, and better meet the needs of their business. We will present a real-life story of an organization implementing DevOps and leave you with best practices for use in your own organization.

DevOps Stories: Getting to Agile - RightScale Compute 2013

RightScale Video Podcast

Are you overwhelmed by the plethora of cloud security vendors and not sure how to get started with security monitoring in a cloud environment? Find out how we at RightScale use security monitoring in the cloud to achieve compliance, send critical alerts, and collect forensic data.

RightScale Webinar: Security Monitoring in the Cloud: How RightScale Does It

Is your database holding back your application? Find out how we at RightScale use SQL and NoSQL databases such as MySQL and Cassandra to provide a scalable, distributed, and highly available service around the world, that is designed to recover from failures of a whole cloud region.

RightScale Webinar: How RightScale Architects Its Databases (for Worldwide Scale, HA and DR Scenarios)

In this webinar, we demonstrated basic concepts on how to outage-proof your cloud applications, build for failure, and plan for the worst-case scenario in your cloud environment.

RightScale Webinar: Outage-Proof Your Cloud Applications

Amazon Web Services cloud functionality has been integrated with RightScale longer than any other cloud infrastructure, and we’re still always working to make the AWS / RightScale cloud management combination the best solution possible for AWS users. In this webinar, you’ll learn how we make this possible as we demonstrate how to forecast cloud costs, increase visibility, organize your AWS environment, and even lifecycle management from cradle to grave. We’ll also discuss how RightScale makes life easier in an emergency such as a security breach or when an availability zone goes down.

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DrTechTalk-Previous Shows

Mundo Hacker Radio

Papo BJPnet

HTMedia.it - Pillole di programmazione per iPhone

Django-NYC

Totals Tutorials

Venyu Solutions Podcast (Video)

Six Degrees Podcast

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Module a Day with Andrew Riley

Open Web Developers Podcast – Web Development Inspiration

EMC Corporation - Simplify Infrastructure Management

RightScale Video Podcast

RightScale Audio Podcast

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THFC video

Do it! HTML5CSS3 웹 표준의 정석

MQL4METATRADERAUTOMATIONTUTORIAL – Trading Tutorial Automation

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EDGE Green Building Certification System (audio)

Meteor Interviews

EDGE Green Building Certification System (video)

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Rackspace Office Hours Live Stream

How Apps Are Built

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Not My Niche

Technical Nerd

Last Mac Standing

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ZeroIQ