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Enteros CTO Ron Warshawsky will be presenting a session called, "Hardware vs. Amazon EC2 Cloud - Performance in the Cloud" at Cloud Expo. His session will be on Monday, April 19 at the conference, which is being held at the Javits Center in New York.
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"This session will report on the capability of the Public Cloud to support operational performance of a typical Web-based SME application," he writes, in describing his session. He provides three major themes for the session:
1. Cloud infrastructures can support similar (and in certain casess even higher) rates of throughput for business transactions and information retrieval requests compared to the infrastructure based on physical hardware for a typical web application of average intensity
2. Cloud infrastructure database components consumed more CPU (but still remained fairly low), though CPU load on application servers was comparable to the load in the lab environment
3. Memory consumption seems more optimal in a cloud environment although network bandwidth consumption is negligible in both environments
Prior to Enteros, Ron served as a principal technology specialist at eBay as well as for Fortune 500 companies including Principal Financial group, Allied Group Insurance and Nationwide Insurance, where he was instrumental in contributing to the business' global success. Warshawsky is responsible for the company's technical vision, management and development of the Enteros solution platform.
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