Talk:Elastic cloud storage
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I deleted this sentence from the article This has obvious weaknesses in that two of the five main principles of cloud computing are abrogated: elasticity and utility-based payments.[1]
- Opinion as fact
- Tech Republic Reference is an opinion article - and this sentence isn't a summary of it anyway, it doesn't refer to the 5 main principals of cloud computing.
- The two of five main principals don't match those in Cloud_computing#Characteristics - which are listed and cited. This article only refers to a book I can't read, so no idea if it matches those principals.
- If we're giving opinion, private cloud just has different scaling issues, which may or may not give a qualitatively different result than public cloud.
(Thejackos (talk) 04:13, 4 September 2020 (UTC))
- ↑ Bliesner, Kris (14 October 2013). "Private vs. Public Cloud: Why the supposed debate is really no debate at all". TechRepublic. Retrieved September 9, 2015.