I am currently using HP MFP M234dw printer. It’s working fine on the local system but when I RDP it into my windows EC2 T3 Large, I am not able to configure the printer through any port. Neither are the drivers working available on the HP website for this specific product. submitted by /u/mycortisolisfked [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, Let me start by saying my knowledge in this field is limited but I am undertaking an exercise to try and understand the general cost breakdown of cloud providers, specifically PaaS. By this I mean that for every £1 (or $) spent how that money is distributed in terms of costs. As a very crude example 20% is labour, 30% is hardware, 30% energy costs and 20% is profit. The impression of the industry I get is that it’s quite secretive regarding costs but I wondered if any of you knew of a generic analysis that I might look at? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Kilfonzo [visit reddit] [c ..read more

I understand how cloud storage services like Microsoft OneDrive or software services like Google Docs work, and their advantages mostly cause they are useful to regular users too, but i fail to understand how a company benefits from cloud computing other possibilities or even how that works. Basically i only understand Software as a Service. Can someone please explain its variants with examples, specifically Platform as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service ? And in what cases is it advantageous for a company to do its computing locally and not on the cloud? submitted by /u/iv0live [visi ..read more

Is there a reason for this? If they can run JavaScript at the edge, there would also be compute capabilities to run other things like compiled code. What are the reasons or restrictions that causes them to only offer only the JavaScript runtime option? submitted by /u/Horror-Card-3862 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey, I’m extremely worried. I was hospitalized this year and because of this I haven’t been able to access my free MEGA account for a while, I d say 4 to 5 months. Yesterday I access it and I see that there’s no more data left. Everything is GONE! There were 14 years full of photos, memories, artistic feautures, videos, so much important stuff which is not backed up somewhere else. I feel stupid and at the same time I feel like half of me has died…. I wrote them if they could be able to recover my datas, even if it’s gonna cost me thousands of dollars, I don’t care at this point… What do you ..read more

Hello folks.... I'm searching for a project related to cloud computing to add to my resume which would help my resume to attract the recruiter while shortlisting.... So if anyone has one then please help me.... submitted by /u/maheshnakate009 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

After doing so much research I literally am so torn between which cloud provider to use. For example azure has OpenAI, aws has lambda and the ecosystem that many startups use making it easier to build a saas. Gcp has gks and really easy to run containers and also really like their spanner database Is it worth using each one for their strengths? submitted by /u/BusinessMarketer153 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a old gpu and therefore want to use the cloud to run a personal ai image generator. Don't need extreme power or speed, cost is a much bigger factor. Also the maximum number of requests/prompts may only be 60 per month. How can I start doing this? Model to be used: https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus/releases/tag/release submitted by /u/ZoccoK [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

This partnership with Tonic.ai that all Databricks customers can now harness the full potential of their sensitive data without leaving the Databricks ecosystem. The connector leverages Databricks APIs—supporting Unity Catalog, Delta Tables, and Delta Sharing—to provide a comprehensive data protection and utility solution. Together, Tonic is helping make Databricks the Intelligent Data Platform by providing better and more efficient ways to share and test data as companies innovate to incorporate AI into their organizations. submitted by /u/tombenom [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I don't really know how to describe what I want to do. Lets say I wanted to let friends log into my Netflix but I wanted to do it though a cloud based machine. So my friend could go to a portal, log into a cloud machine, on that machine visit netflix.com and log in. Then another friend could also log into the cloud machine and watch Netflix along with friend #1. 2 friends watching the same player instance. Does that make sense? How would I do that. Thanks. submitted by /u/timmyjane [visit reddit] [comments ..read more