Cutting Through the Fog of Cloud

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Code-first demo uses the fog gem against Rackspace: provisions two VMs (compute_v2), creates a load balancer with public IPv4/IPv6 and adds a DNS A record. Fog stats shown: 2 million downloads and ~300–400 contributors with 30–60 commits/week; ~36 providers available. Server bootstrap with SSH keys completes (server build ~3 minutes), load balancer returns an address, DNS record is added, and a simple continuous-deploy flow (drain old nodes, add new nodes) is demonstrated end-to-end.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:31Cloud 101
3. 1:11Different Types of Cloud Computing
4. 2:50Types of Cloud
5. 3:50Private Cloud
6. 5:16Selecting an Open Cloud
7. 7:32The Providers That Are Available in Fog
8. 9:14Sample Architecture
9. 9:37Create a Compute Service
10. 15:26Login Credentials
11. 15:57Key Authentication
12. 20:11Collection Mechanism
13. 21:20Create a Load Balancer
14. 23:21Continuous Deployment
15. 24:34Request Layer
16. 31:47Auth Token

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