<h3><span>Okay so we routinely hear from people that have setup concrete5 on some cloud based web server and find it slow. My answer is routinely, &ldquo;Well of course, what would you expect out of something called &lsquo;the cloud&rsquo; &ndash; speed?&rdquo;</span></h3>
<p>The cloud makes a lot of sense to me if you have a huge number of small computing tasks. Need to store a load of data? Sure. Want to convert a kaballion images from one format to another? Perfect solution. Even if you&rsquo;ve got a simple webapp that you want to be able to replicate a million times some morning when you get Dugg &ndash; okay, as long as the app is pretty light weight and you design it with this in mind.&nbsp;</p>