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| Building a Private Cloud |
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| How Platform Computing's Platform ISF and Intel's Trusted Execution Technology Can Help | |
| by Jay Muelhoefer | |
| This article provides a view on how to build a secure, private cloud. | |
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| Considering Cloud Appliances for Private Cloud Deployments |
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| Would you prefer to build a cloud from components or plug it in and go? | |
| by Vince Vasquez | |
| Once a private cloud is being considered, there are two basic approaches to deployment: Build your own cloud or purchase a cloud appliance. This article discuss both options with a focus on building cloud appliances. | |
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| Video: Building Multi-"Line of Business" Private Clouds |
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April 20 2011
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Cloud computing promises great improvements in agility and cost savings. But real world deployments run into issues of aligning the concept of shared infrastructure (IaaS) with the need to support different line-of-business (LOB) requirements. The answer is not to build cloud silos within your enterprise. Instead, support local ownership and control with open cloud management that enables multi-organizational and hierarchical delegation models. Not only does this provide overall administrative efficiencies, but it also improves adoption, security, utilization, and scaling. Each LOB can self-administer their portion of the cloud with unique business and orchestration policies, reporting, billing, workflow, etc. |
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| Article: Platform Computing Ships Application-Centric Private Cloud Management |
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March 16 2011
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Platform Computing has released to general availability its Platform ISF 2.1, its latest software for comprehensive build and management of enterprise virtualization and private cloud projects. The Platform ISF application-centric approach takes users from dev/test to production-ready application clouds in as soon as 30 days. |
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| Other: Users Want IT Services in Minutes? No Problem! (Private Cloud) |
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February 23 2011
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Are your end users requesting delivery of IT services in minutes versus weeks? Amazon and Google have redefined the expectations of end users in terms of their IT experience. This webinar will address key steps for an internal enterprise data center to transform beyond basic virtualization into a dynamic private cloud. The discussion will include self-service for not only infrastructure (IaaS) but also platforms and complex multi-tier applications.
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| Article: Have It Your Way: Building a Cloud With Platform ISF 2.1 |
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January 29 2011
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The latest offering from Platform Computing, Platform ISF 2.1, is targeted at enterprises that aim to build and manage private clouds. "Enterprises looking to take advantage of the cloud do so for many reasons, but one of the key ones is to enhance their agility in response to changing business dynamics," said Cameron Haight, research vice president at Gartner. |
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| Article: Platform supports out-of-the-box environments for Hadoop, Jboss and others on cloud |
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January 26 2011
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Clustering house Platform Computing has forwarded its efforts in cloud computing with Platform ISF 2.1, a new release of its software for building and managing enterprise private clouds. It is said to support the application lifecycle from development to operations.
The software comes with out-of-the-box definitions for multi-tier application environments such as Hadoop, Jboss, Tomcat and WebSphere. It also adds a “single cloud pane” view into the cloud deployment, covering multiple pieces of infrastructure.
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| Article: Platform Computing fluffs cloudy control freak |
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January 25 2011
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HPC management-tool provider Platform Computing has tweaked its Infrastructure Sharing Facility tools, adding support for public as well as private clouds, deepening integration with VMware's vSphere stack, and adding a "cloud cockpit" with which sysadmins can monitor all of their cloudy services. |
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| Article: Platform Computing Announces Comprehensive Application-Centric Software for Private Cloud Management |
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January 25 2011
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Platform Computing, the leading independent cloud management software provider, today announced the general availability of Platform ISF 2.1, a new release of its modular software for building and managing enterprise private clouds. Platform ISF's unique application-centric approach enables customers to support multi-tier applications in addition to provisioning infrastructure (IaaS) and platform (middleware) as services. Customers benefit with a solution that can support the entire application lifecycle from dev/test to production-ready application clouds in as quickly as 30 days. |
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| Bridging the Middle Thoughts on Tech Marketing, Strategy, and the Cloud |
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| June 16 2010 |
| Every marketing and sales organization needs a framework to define and align between their organizations. The hand-off between marketing and sales is fraught with ambiguity at most companies. Even the definition of what constitutes a ‘lead’ can elicit visceral reactions between teams. At my most recent company, we have spent considerable time gaining better alignment [...] ... read more >> |
| March 14 2010 |
| 90% of webinars are painful. I’ve been reminded of this fact after recently participating in a virtual conference as well as attending some “Introduction to…” topic webinars. I typically can surmise the pain level within the first four minutes. It doesn’t have to be this way. Webinars are critical weapons within the marketing arsenal with [...] ... read more >> |
| March 01 2010 |
| I confess. My birthday is February 29th and did not have an “official” birthday this year. Yet, somehow I am a year older. Instead of making fun of people born on Leap Year Day, society needs to better understand our predicament and ease our pain. A government bailout should be made available to ‘Leaplings’ (our [...] ... read more >> |
| February 21 2010 |
| Change is scary. Prospective customers no longer want vendors interrupting with out-of-context marketing and sales pitches. The internet has empowered prospects to find and synthesize information without ever talking to low-value marketing and sales teams. In response, new frameworks have emerged to improve marketing lead identification (inbound marketing) and value-added selling (sales 2.0). Many marketing [...] ... read more >> |
| January 14 2010 |
| Cloud computing is all the rage. The big debates are public vs. private, open source vs. proprietary, and SMB vs. enterprise. While these are emerging trends, an enormous shift that has occurred over the last few years is the start of what a few are calling the “personal cloud”. A personal cloud is your collection [...] ... read more >> |
| January 09 2010 |
| Gmail rocks. Everyone should use Gmail unless they only have very basic email requirements (i.e., are a baby boomer with limited computer skills and need a highly streamlined user experience). Up until about 6 months ago, I used Outlook at work and Yahoo Mail for personal messaging. While the Yahoo interface is easy-to-use, the poor [...] ... read more >> |
| January 02 2010 |
| The process to make the switch from Yahoo Mail to Gmail is not well documented. There are plenty of pages dedicated to this topic, but mainly are rehashes of the same clicks-and-picks without the reasoning. To help one make the change from your current online provider, Google has created a simple series of instructions to [...] ... read more >> |
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