[Bio-Linux] Problem booting installation DVD - biolinux 6
Tony Travis
a.travis at abdn.ac.uk
Fri Jul 16 11:41:48 EDT 2010
On 16/07/10 15:55, Martin Gollery wrote:
> Or set up an instance on EC2, then you can run it from anywhere!
Hello, Martin.
Yes, in principle, and as long as you can afford to download your work
because Amazon make their money by charging much more to retrieve data
than they do to store it...
Seriously, though, I'm setting up Eucalyptus at RINH to try out the AMI
that Tim et al. are working on with the JVCI. I think 'private' clouds
compatible with EC2/S3 etc. are the way forward. The economics of using
AWS does make sense if you almost never use a computer, but the more you
use a computer the less economic it is to rent a share of one from Amazon.
Eucalyptus is well supported by Ubuntu server edition:
http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/eucalyptus
I'd be interested to hear from anyone else doing this sort of thing?
Bye,
Tony.
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