Cisco and the new data center
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
Well, since everyone else is talking about it, I might as well throw down my...
Well, since everyone else is talking about it, I might as well throw down my...
I decided it was time to review and make an update to the IT Process Automation, Process Orchestration, Run Book Automation, Data Center Automation, IT Process Integration, or whatever name each vendor, customer or analysts choose to call it. Since my last update to the
Well AlterPoint has found a home. The last of the early/original NCCM (Network Configuration & Change Management) vendors, focused on Enterprise, has been acquired. Others have come along in the later days, but...
So in part 1 we talked through the collection of performance/capacity/availability data. Next up is focused on where innovations using this collected data are taking us. The next level of Performance...
I've had an opportunity to be briefed over the past couple months by a number of current Data Center Automation Blueprint's Performance & Availability vendors (e.g., CITTIO, eG...
So in my last posting I called out for some links, resources that people recommend to others when it comes to understanding the variety of options and functions for Network & Application Performance Management. Upon making the request I decided to spend a few minute looking around. First up...
So BMC is the one, not IBM or EMC that decides to piece it all together. Responding to HP acquiring Opsware (July '07); BMC, in less then a year, has acquired RealOps (July '07), Emprisa (Oct '07) and now BladeLogic...
EMC made a move yesterday that continued to show their intent and desire to compete against the Big 4 in IT Infrastructure Management (e.g., BMC, CA, HP, IBM). All those other players have their own Service Desk offering, so it was time to join those ranks.
I was doing some "light" reading this morning and came upon this recent article: Top 10 Enterprise Management Tools It's focused on Complete Enterprise Management, not...
Recently, I made some adjustments to the Data Center Automation Blueprint where we combined 2 original areas and added a new one for Analytics. Steve Henning just posted a great guest blog entry...
