Behind the curtain of Microsoft’s Azure song and dance
Posted by: Stuart Johnston
Windows Azure customers anxious to learn what Microsoft has been hiding behind its back can finally exhale later this week in...
Windows Azure customers anxious to learn what Microsoft has been hiding behind its back can finally exhale later this week in...
There's been some handwringing since late January when the open source cloud platform
Microsoft Management Summit 2011 has a theme this year. Naturally it is cloud computing. The premise is that advanced systems management tools for Hyper-V and Windows Server will lead all down the primrose path into private clouds and your data centers, once sprinkled with enough powdered unicorn... Mark Russinovich -- Microsoft technical fellow, a lead on the Azure platform and a renowned Windows expert -- took pains at PDC '10 (Watch the "Inside Windows Azure" session here) to lay out a... Microsoft says it will have the definitive virtualized public/private/platform cloud solution ready to go in a "shrink wrap" package by 2010, and that, by the way, hosters that aren't fully virtualized will go the way of the dodo. Of course, this may come as a surprise to all the hosters already... Reuven Cohen, the founder of Enomaly, has been one of the brightest voices in the cloud computing revolution. Reuven, a self proclaimed Instigator, has been working tirelessly to get the word out about cloud computing. I first met Reuven on...
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Microsoft points to Target for private cloud but gets it embarassingly wrong
Posted by: CarlBrooks
microsoft, MMS2011, No, Ophelia, System Center, virtualizationisnotcloud
How Azure actually works, courtesy of Mark Russinovich
Posted by: CarlBrooks
aha, azure, Azure in some detail, AzureInside, Fault Domain, How Azure Works, Hyper-V, infrastructure, Inside Windows Azure, Mark Russinovich, microsoft, PDC 2010, The more you know
Party’s over, kids: Microsoft has private cloud all sewn up. In 2010. Maybe
Posted by: CarlBrooks
azure, Hosting Con, microsoft, Virtualization, Zane Adam
Microsoft Was Out of Line
Posted by: JohnMWillis
cloud computing, manifesto, microsoft
