Cloud
Intel Cultivates The Cloud Future It Predicts
There is an old adage that the best way to predict the future is to create it. …
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Compute
Mesos Clusters Growing To Monster Sizes
Scale is in the eye of the beholder, and it depends on the nature of the workload. …
Cloud
Innovation For Rent Is The Heart Of Google’s Cloud
Search engine giant Google has invented so much sophisticated and scalable infrastructure for gathering, processing, and storing information that you cannot help it for wanting you to just consume what it has created as an abstracted platform service, just like the programmers at Google do. …
Control
In The Trenches With OpenStack
It is hard to believe but it is still early days for cloudy infrastructure. …
Cloud
Stacking Up The Next Modern Platform
A few weeks ago, I put together a list of the elements of what I considered a production software stack, or platform, for running modern applications based on my experiences on how to break down these problems after having spent ten years at Google. …
Cloud
With EMC And VMware, Dell Must Start Building A Platform
Now that the dust is starting to settle after Dell’s blockbuster $67 billion deal to acquire storage behemoth EMC and, by extension, its controlling interest in server virtualization juggernaut VMware, it is time to start thinking about what this means for the datacenters of the world. …
Cloud
Platform9 Melds OpenStack Cloud, VMware Virtualization
The problem with both the open source OpenStack cloud controller and its analog in the VMware world, formerly known as vCloud and now known as vRealize, is that neither of these tools have the look and feel of the Amazon Web Services cloud. …
Cloud
One Software Container To Enclose Them All
Two years ago, the CoreOS distribution of Linux was created by two guys literally working out of a garage who wanted to make software containers the key feature, rather than an add-on, to a Linux distribution for servers. …
Cloud
With Nano Server And Containers, Microsoft Takes On Linux
Linux might have a 25 percent share of the server installed base, depending on who you ask, but it is The Next Platform of choice for new kinds of middleware and applications and has a much higher penetration on cloudy infrastructure. …