Scott Mattoon is Sun's Chief Architect of the U.S Western Region. He serves on the Board of Directors of Architecture for Humanity, sponsor of the Open Architecture Network. He is an active advocate for open source and sustainable business. Mattoon seeks to apply the principles of transparency, collaboration and sharing in his work as Chief Architect for Sun Microsystems' Western U.S. Market. He is technical liaison for Sun to the TED community, and serves as lead systems architect for Sun's support of TED prize winners Cameron Sinclair, Neil Turok and Bill Clinton for their work in Africa. A student of sustainability, he tries to stitch ecological impact awareness, energy analysis, and long term thinking into everything he does. A glimpse of his sensibilities relating to open source and sustainable business are revealed on his downstream blog.
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IaaS standards will enable a market place in which workloads can be moved
from cloud to cloud according to price, capacity, and feature criteria. A few
companies are jockeying for the pole position in the race to provide the
arbitrage for this meta cloud.
Ian Kallen over at Technorati wrote a nice post about the cloud computing
ontology and the subtleties of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). I'm glad
to know he's still working on the hard problems there at the blogsphere
search engine after their recent cost cutting measures.
As he has said to me previously, he writes, "What I foresee is that the first
vendor to embrace and commoditize a standard interface for infrastructure
management changes the game." I think he's right, particularly in his
prediction that these standards will enable a market place in which workloads
can be moved from clou... (more)
Scott Mattoon is Sun's Chief Architect of the U.S Western Region. He serves on the Board of Directors of Architecture for Humanity, sponsor of the 
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