Aurora Resilient Cloud Service!
Featuring CentOS 5 Linux and FreeBSD 8 virtual machines (other Linux variants available by request), Aurora RCS gives your server the highest uptime. Don't worry any longer about a server failure or power failure knocking your critical site off line. SwiftWater Telecom's energy efficient DC power systems make sure your virtual is always there when you expect it to be and, should a server fail, Aurora RCS automatically moves your virtual to another one!
Get your virtual server or virtual workstation running within minutes of your order. Need more capacity in a hurry? It's easy with Aurora RCS, upgrade the number of virtual CPUs, the amount of memory, or the storage space fast!
Power, reliability, flexibility, green energy efficiency, and speed of provisioning, cloud computing with Aurora RCS has it all, now you can too!
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Aurora RCS Virtual Machine Specifications
- Operating System: CentOS 5, FreeBSD 8, other Linux distributions available by request.
- Configuration: Server load or workstation load
- Control Panel: Webmin
- Root password provided
- DNS hosting included!
Data center virtualization articles from
The Server Room
| Gartner: clueless in the cloud. |
| Vern Burke, SwiftWater Telecom Biddeford, ME I’ve just been reading about the uproar over the Gartner “Magic Quadrant” for cloud computing infrastructure. I think they need some remedial education before they pass themselves off as cloud computing pundits. Defining “cloud ... |
| What you REALLY should be asking your cloud computing provider. |
| Vern Burke, SwiftWater Telecom Biddeford, ME I’ve been reading quite a bit of back and forth over cloud computing provider Service Level Agreements and endless checklists that purport to be everything a customer should ask a potential cloud computing provider. …... |
| Will cloud computing actually save energy? Overcomplicating it. |
| Vern Burke, SwiftWater Telecom Biddeford, Maine I just read a piece discussing the debate over whether cloud computing actually saves energy or not. This piece shows that you can get silly about trying to quantify the unquantifiable. The argument is …... |
| Cloud computing: another ridiculous proposal. |
| Vern Burke, SwiftWater Telecom Biddeford, ME I was just reading a piece about what keeps companies off of public cloud computing services. How much do you have to bastardize a cloud before it isn’t cloud computing anymore? This issue is …... |