Technology In Depth Virtualization
When The New York Times wanted to convert a century and a half worth of its newspaper archives into PDFs for online distribution, it needed considerable computing power from its data center. But, because it was a one time job, a capital investment in equipment for its data center hardly made sense. Instead, the newspaper simply bought as much computing power as it needed from Amazon’s computing cloud for the one time job at hand.
Cloud Computing is the hot new term the information technology community is floating about these days. But it’s often paired with promises that aren’t so new. Promises of unlimited computing power...
Go ahead with that server consolidation, but make sure infrastructure measures up
IT management is under enormous pressure to maintain or increase computing and data center performance while mana...
The evolution of server virtualization is upping the ante for storage system capabilities. With the flexibility, high performance and reliability required to support these dynamic environments, server...
As a tidal wave of data washes over the enterprise, IT departments are under increasing pressure to control rising costs. Most tend to bail out in the conventional way—they add more storage. The res...
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