Category Archives: Virtualization

Deep Dive on VMware vCloud by Orran Krieger

Discovered, by happenstance, an interesting presentation by VMware’s Orran Krieger on vCloud.  Really great information in here about VMware’s perspective on cloud computing, their cloud trajectory, and the vCloud architecture.  This looks like a recent undiscovered gem for folks trying to understand VMware and their cloud computing plans.  It was only recently given by Orran [...]

Virtual, Cloud, Datacenters?

As a new market or technology emerges there is always a search for new, hopefully better, nomenclature to explain and differentiate.  Cloud computing infrastructure is as much a victim of this search as anyone else.  Some consider “cloud computing” to encompass infrastructure only.  Others use “Infrastructure-as-a-service” (IaaS) or even “Hardware-as-a-Service” (HaaS) to define that part [...]

Cloud Computing Is Green?

Great time at the OpSource SaaS Summit 2009 today where I made the case that cloud computing is green by virtue of the efficiencies it drives.  I think you’ll find this an interesting presentation as some information on ServePath / GoGrid is revealed.  Nothing juicy I’m afraid, but nevertheless I’m sure some of you will [...]

GoGrid Quietly Releases Larger Servers

We quietly released 4 & 8GB servers today.  There will be a press release early next week.  Readers of my blog get this early tidbit.  ;)
The release includes 4GB 64-bit servers with 3 CPU cores for Linux and Windows via the UI and API.  8GB 64-bit servers with 6 CPU cores are also available, but [...]

VM Image Sprawl in Real Life

A while back, Geva Perry and I were chatting about the issue of virtual machine image sprawl (Google Search), which is really little more than an extension of not-so-new traditional physical server sprawl problem. It’s hard to get really hard data on how bad the vm sprawl problem is since most images exist behind [...]

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