Almost one year into the discussion about the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC), it is time to take inventory of the state of the discipline. As a reminder, the ultimate goal of the SDDC is to abstract and centralize the
management of compute, network, storage, operating systems, middleware and applications in order to dynamically place workloads where they can run in the most cost efficient, secure and compliant manner.
The Software Defined Datacenter: Part 4 of 4 – Where We Are Today
Topics:
IBM
IT Management
VMware
Systems Management
CloudStack
Nicira
EMC
Hyper-V
network virtualization
OpenFlow
Torsten Volk
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The Software Defined Datacenter: Part 4 of 4 – Where We Are Today
Almost one year into the discussion about the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC), it is time to take inventory of the state of the discipline. As a reminder, the ultimate goal of the SDDC is to abstract and centralize the
management of compute, network, storage, operating systems, middleware and applications in order to dynamically place workloads where they can run in the most cost efficient, secure and compliant manner.
Topics:
IBM
VMware
IT service management
SDDC
Microsoft
Business service management
Systems Management
Atlantis Computing
CloudStack
Nicira
EMC
Hyper-V
OpenFlow
Abiquo
ServiceMesh
VMTurbo
Vyatta
Big Switch
CiRBA
Citrix
Cloud Administration
Hotlink
Midokura
UC4
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