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Evolving Solutions has been getting a lot of questions from our customers about the new VMWare VSphere 5.0 licensing model. As you may have heard, VMWare has added a memory restriction to VSphere 5.0 licensing. They call this new model … Continue reading
Increasingly, organizations are using the mobility functionality of virtualization to create a dynamic agile data center. From a networking perspective, the paths that virtualization is taking require innovation on the data center network in order to achieve the promise of … Continue reading
Oracle published a whitepaper this year entitled “Consolidate Storage Infrastructure and Create a Greener Data Center“. This whitepaper explores ways to improve efficiencies within your data center to achieve both cost and energy savings. In addition to finding ways to … Continue reading
Today’s article on TMCNet.com by Tammy Wolf talks about the right steps to take to monitor, test and analyze non-productive data servers before decommissioning them. According to Wolf, 30% of data center servers are underutilized and fail to comply with … Continue reading
An article published today in ComputerWorld discusses the differences between Server Virtualization and implementing a Private Cloud. Analyst, Bill Claybrook, explains how Server Virtualization is an important building block for creating a private cloud. Part of the building process is … Continue reading
Now that we’ve explored the various cloud computing options available, how do you decide whether cloud computing is right for your business? In a recent article on securitycatalyst.com, Craig Nelson discussed reasons why businesses opt for the cloud and what … Continue reading
Security? Privacy? Compliance? They are all legitimate concerns when it comes to public cloud computing. That being said, the public cloud has undeniable benefits. As a utility service, public clouds offer easy and inexpensive setup, scalability for growing needs and … Continue reading
There has been a lot of talk about private versus public clouds because of data security concerns. A private cloud is a proprietary network or data center that supplies hosted services to a limited number of people. Private clouds generally … Continue reading
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings are finished applications that companies rent. SaaS applications are delivered via the Internet and priced based on consumption (number of users or “seats”). While you cannot modify SaaS applications, it is possible to make small customizations. Some … Continue reading
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) refers to software and product development tools hosted on the provider’s infrastructure. You pay the host for the use of their platform, but may also pay someone else for other software or services. A good example of PaaS … Continue reading