I was talking to a system software engineer and he asked me whether cloud-computing is just the generalization of virtualization, i.e., a much bigger, multi-tenant version of server virtualization deployment. I thought about it and there is some merit to this argument. At the same time, I indicated there are at least 2 other elements [...]
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Musing on Cloud Computing
Posted in cloud-computing, tagged connecting, data, virtualization on December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
VMworld 2008
Posted in cloud-computing, tagged virtualization, VMware on September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Paul Maritz’s keynote spoke about the company’s attempt to broadly address the changes in the computing infrastructure: existing means of computing (e.g. Windows infrastructure), emerging web frameworks (e.g. AJAX, …)-people are no longer writing traditional windows applications (experimentation), diversity of clients (e.g. iPhone, …). 3 initiatives (i.e., ideas that would be products ==> opening for competitors):
* “data center [...]