Why the shortage of cloud architects will lead to bad clouds

Posted by: InfoWorld: Web services, on 27 Jul 2011 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Designing and building cloud computing-based systems is nothing like building traditional applications and business systems. Unfortunately, many in IT find that out only when it's too late. The complexities around multitenancy, resource sharing and management, security, and even version control lead cloud computing startups -- and enterprises that build private and public clouds -- down some rough roads before they start to learn from their mistakes. Or perhaps they just have to kill the project...

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