Wednesday, October 16, 2013

VMware expands management of Amazon, Microsoft, OpenStack clouds

VMware acquires Desktone, makes network virtualization generally available | Shhh... Cisco's latest switch supports VMware NSX

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VMware expands management of Amazon, Microsoft, OpenStack clouds
VMware has rolled out expanded support for non-VMware workloads in its management tools, including the added ability to manage OpenStack clouds, and providing better visibility into Amazon and Microsoft clouds. Read More


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Forrester - Business Value of Virtualization
Forrester interviewed individuals responsible for the IT infrastructure and architecture and asked executives to rate the benefits received from consolidating servers, performing business continuity/disaster recovery, reclaiming data center capacity, and executing similar initiatives. Read now!

VMware acquires Desktone, makes network virtualization generally available
VMware continues to push its plan to virtualize the whole data center, with the general availability of its network virtualization platform, and desktops too with the acquisition of desktop-as-a service company Desktone. Read More

Shhh... Cisco's latest switch supports VMware NSX
A recent switch upgrade by Cisco has added an interesting twist to the company's battle royale with VMware over next-generation virtual networking and data center operations management. Read More

How to beat storage bottlenecks in a flash
When a data visualization and analysis software provider found that its backend storage was slowing down its developers, it resisted the urge to add capacity. Instead, it turned to a software solution that scales storage performance using virtualization. Read More

Building blocks are snapping together virtually to handle big storage
Easy expansion, lower costs and cloud-like internal services are common themes in storage today, and startup Coho Data is playing all three with a "micro-array" architecture that it's introducing on Tuesday. Read More

Gartner: The cloud according to Daryl
Analyst Daryl Plummer summarizes cloud computing in 6 handy aphorisms. Read More


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