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May 25, 2013  7:47 PM

Will DevOps fix Enterprise Clouds?



Posted by: Brian Gracely
Cloud Computing, DevOps, Enterprise, Private Cloud, Shadow IT, Software-Defined Data Center, Software-Defined Networking, Virtualization

I've written before that I'm not entirely convinced that the "Build Your Own Cloud" movement is going to be entirely successful, especially if the goal is to enable...

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April 23, 2013  4:48 PM

Software-Defined vs. Services-Defined



Posted by: Brian Gracely
APi, Application Tiering, Cloud Computing, Cloud Management, Converged Infrastructure, Data Center, DevOps, Shadow IT, Software-Defined Data Center, Software-Defined Networking, VMware

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March 23, 2013  12:12 PM

Understanding Cloud Computing Forecasts



Posted by: Brian Gracely
APi, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cloud Management, Data Center, DevOps, Hybrid Cloud, Mission-Critical Applications, Multi-Cloud, Open Source, Overlay Network, SaaS, Security, Shadow IT, SLA, Software-Defined Networking, Virtualization

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January 22, 2013  1:01 AM

Some Simple SDN Use-Cases



Posted by: Brian Gracely
Cloud Management, Gumby Networking, Multi-Cloud, Multi-Tenancy, Overlay Network, Software-Defined Networking, VLAN

Even though I have deeply ingrained networking DNA from having worked many years at Cisco, I've tried to avoid writing about SDN too much. Does it get a lot of hype? Yes. Is it...

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November 12, 2012  11:00 AM

Why the Hype about SDN?



Posted by: Brian Gracely
Cisco, Cloud Computing, Costs, Data Center, Open Source, OpenFlow, Software-Defined Networking, VMware

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