Ashesh Badani on cloud computing pain points

Ashesh Badani on cloud computing pain points

Ashesh Badani on cloud computing pain points

date:Sep 23, 2010

Cloud computing's pain points for developers include challenges in capacity planning, "policying" and increasing needs for flexibility in programming,according to Ashesh Badani, senior director of JBOSS Enterprise Middleware for Red Hat. In this video, Badani describes the challenges developers face in creating apps for and maintaining apps in the cloud create. He spoke to Jan Stafford, TechTarget editorial director, at JavaOne 2010 in San Francisco this week.

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