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我相信亚马逊的EC2符合您的要求。
亚马逊 EC2
I believe Amazon's EC2 fits your requirements.
Amazon EC2
除了上述 Amazon EC2 和 Microsoft Azure 平台之外,Rackspace 的 Mosso 将是您的另一个选择。
我使用过 EC2,它对我来说效果很好。 它没有任何内置工具来根据服务器负载自动启动新服务器。 不过,为此,有一些第三方公司,例如 RightScale 和 CloudKick 帮助您管理云服务器。
Rackspace's Mosso would be another option for you aside from the aforementioned Amazon EC2 and Microsoft Azure platforms.
I've used EC2 and it's worked out well for me. It doesn't have any built-in tools for automatically launching new servers based on server load. For that, though, there are third party companies like RightScale and CloudKick to help you manage your cloud servers.
您可以使用 Microsoft Azure,它在 CTP 中是免费的,直到今年秋天年。
You could use Microsoft Azure which is free while its in CTP, till the fall of this year.
Windows Azure一旦发布,也许能够满足您的需求。 它的级别低于 Google App Engine,但它应该为您管理扩展和可用性。 它有两种进程——web 和worker。 Web进程用于前端,worker进程用于后台处理。 听起来这正是您正在寻找的东西。
通过少量的机器设置,您还可以使用 Amazon EC2 和附加服务执行相同的操作。
Windows Azure, once released, may be able to fill your needs. It's lower level than Google App Engine and but it should manage the scaling and availability for you. It has two kinds of processes - web and worker. The web process is for front-ends and the worker process is for background processing. Sounds like it's exactly what you are looking for.
With a little machine setup, you can also do the same thing with Amazon EC2 and an add-on service.
Amazon Elastic MapReduce 将为您执行此操作:
http://aws.amazon.com/elasticmapreduce/
您必须设置服务器的数量和其他高级参数,但对于运行大型计算作业来说可能是您能找到的最好的。
Amazon Elastic MapReduce will do this for you:
http://aws.amazon.com/elasticmapreduce/
You will have to set the number of servers and other high-level parameters, but for running big compute jobs is probably the best you're going to find.