10 cool new Amazon cloud features

	10 cool new Amazon cloud features | Alcatel-Lucent virtualizes WANs and routers
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	Amazon embraces Docker with new customer tool EC2 Container Service can be used to manage thousands of Docker containers. Read More   WEBCAST: Brocade Communications Systems, Inc Flash and Fibre: Fulfilling the Promise of VDI VDI deployment is on the rise and expected to deliver significant operational advantages—but will it? Some VDI projects don't make it past the proof-of-concept stage due to poor performance. Many more fail to deliver tangible benefits because they can't scale to support a wide user base. View Now>> In this Issue 10 cool new Amazon cloud features Alcatel-Lucent virtualizes WANs and routers Extreme extends SDN products, partners Amazon launches Lambda, an event-driven compute service HP and Nokia join forces to build cloud-based networks for operators 10 open source projects proving the power of Go WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Secure Data Services: Breaking Down the Enterprise IT Silo The reality of today's enterprise IT environment is that change reigns supreme. With the right procurement strategy and network services provider, organizations can flex their connectivity requirements to suit. Learn how. Learn More 10 cool new Amazon cloud features AWS re:Invent, Amazon Web Services' annual cloud computing conference, was packed with revelations of new features for the company's market-leading cloud service. Read More   Alcatel-Lucent virtualizes WANs and routers Alcatel-Lucent's Nuage Networks SDN venture broadens product line to tackle enterprise WANs, an increasingly vital market for the technology. Read More   Extreme extends SDN products, partners Extreme Networks this week announced new products and technology partners for its Software Defined Architecture data center product line. Read More   Amazon launches Lambda, an event-driven compute service Lambda replaces the need to run a separate virtual machine to coordinate multiple AWS services. Read More   HP and Nokia join forces to build cloud-based networks for operators The platform will become available in the middle of next year. Read More   10 open source projects proving the power of Go From application virtualization to self-hosted Git services, Google Go is becoming the tool of choice for forward-thinking projects. Read More
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