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http://virtualizationreview.com/Home.aspx Is VDI Still Viable? It's easy to take potshots at virtual desktop infrastructure, but this embattled technology has plenty of time to become a formidable force. 04/18/2012 read more A product of the Quest buyout of vKernel is that vKernel's free tools have undergone much improvement. Witness vOPS Server Explorer. 04/03/2012 read more
Microsoft’s Dublin Data Center Grows with Enhanced Efficiency and Sustainability , By Dileep Bhandarkar, Ph. D, Distinguished Engineer, March 5, 2012 The Cloud Infrastructure Journey - From Containers to Modularity, Long Live Containment! , By Dileep Bhandarkar, Ph.

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Deloitte Augments Cloud Computing Services, Appoints Paul Clemmons as Practice Leader With an objective to provide expanded services to clients, Deloitte announced that it has expanded its Cloud Computing Practice and has appointed Paul Clemmons as the Practice Leader. Cavium Networks, Caswell Team to Deliver MMBS Powered by OCTEON Processors Cavium Networks has announced collaboration with Caswell, a provider of communication appliances, to deliver multi-motherboard blade servers (MMBS) powered by an array of OCTEON processors for energy efficient cloud computing applications.

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OpenStack gatherings keep getting bigger, just like the community of developers working on the project. Next week, a small army of OpenStack developers will on San Francisco for the OpenStack Design Summit and OpenStack Conference at the Hyatt Embarcadero. On the first night of the event, we’re hosting a party with a distinctly San Francisco flavor at the famous 111 Minna Gallery a few blocks from the Hyatt Embarcadero. Your hosts for the night are Cloudscaling, SolidFire and RightScale . http://www.cloudscaling.com/blog/

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Allan Leinwand from GigaOm wrote a great article asking “ Where are the network virtual appliances? ” This was followed up by another excellent post by Rich Miller . Allan sets up the discussion describing how we’ve typically plumbed disparate physical appliances into our network infrastructure to provide discrete network and security capabilities such as load balancers, VPNs , SSL termination, firewalls, etc. He then goes on to describe the stunted evolution of virtual appliances: To be sure, some networking devices and appliances are now available in virtual form. http://www.rationalsurvivability.com/blog/2010/01/where-are-the-network-virtual-appliances-hobbled-by-the-virtual-network-thats-where/

Where Are the Network Virtual Appliances? Hobbled By the Virtual

How big is the opportunity for cloud computing? A question asked at pretty well every IT conference these days. Whatever the number, it's a big one. Let's break down the opportunity by the numbers available today. http://www.elasticvapor.com/2010/05/cloud-computing-opportunity-by-numbers.html

Life in the Cloud: The Cloud Computing Opportunity by the Number

The Hypervisor Platform Shuffle: Pushing The Networking & Securi

http://www.rationalsurvivability.com/blog/2010/05/the-hypervisor-platform-shuffle-pushing-the-networking-security-envelope/ Last night we saw coverage by Carl Brooks Jo Maitland (sorry, Jo) of an announcement from RackSpace that they were transitioning their IaaS Cloud offerings based on the FOSS Xen platform and moving to the commercially-supported Citrix XenServer instead: Jaws dropped during the keynote sessions [at Citrix Synergy] when Lew Moorman, chief strategy officer and president of cloud services at Rackspace said his company was moving off Xen and over to XenServer, for better support. Rackspace is the second largest cloud provider after Amazon Web Services. AWS still runs on Xen.
http://www.ewanleith.com/blog/ These instructions are the rather verbose, but hopefully easy enough to follow, steps to build a new Linux server using Varnish, Nginx, W3 Total Cache, and WordPress, to build a WordPress blog on a Amazon Micro server (or equivalent), all costing under $15 a month, capable of sustaining 10 million hits per day , as measured by blitz.io . 10 Million hits per day with WordPress on a $15 virtual server Install Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) on a new virtual private server- it needs to be 11.10 for all the packages that I’m going to list to work out of the box, but it’s all possible to do with other distributions. Since we’re going to be installing various network services which by default listen on all interfaces, it’s important to configure a firewall.

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http://perspectives.mvdirona.com/ Don't be a show-off. Never be too proud to turn back. There are old pilots and bold pilots, but no old, bold pilots. I first heard the latter part of this famous quote made by US Airmail Pilot E. Hamilton Lee back when I raced cars.

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