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Hybrid Cloud is Not the Goal – A Case for Full Virtualization

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In the world of cloud and virtualization, the buzz word of the day is ‘hybrid’. Everyone wants a hybrid cloud environment because they want to get the benefits of the cloud without relinquishing control of their applications and infrastructure. IT departments want the cost savings along with the agility and elasticity that cloud technologies bring, […]

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Henry Ford was Right – Automation is the Key

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Automobile manufacturers initially sold cars to wealthy families.  The automobiles were expensive and uncommon because the production of the vehicles was labor-intensive and took a long time to produce.  Henry Ford changed the way cars were built by moving from individual teams that required the time and expertise to build a car from start to […]

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Henry Ford was Right – Automation is the Key

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Automobile manufacturers initially sold cars to wealthy families.  The automobiles were expensive and uncommon because the production of the vehicles was labor-intensive and took a long time to produce.  Henry Ford changed the way cars were built by moving from individual teams that required the time and expertise to build a car from start to […]

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Load Balancing in the Cloud (with Diamonds)

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Load balancing technologies are still needed when businesses put their applications in the cloud. One of the primary reasons people are putting their applications in the cloud is because they want the applications available anytime and anywhere. The cloud infrastructures are designed to provide a unified service that makes their applications available without having to […]

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Sometimes Cloud Solutions Fall Short

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In retail marketing, companies often try to add value to a product with the addition of extra items that are discounted or free. In the words of one of the infomercial kings, Ron Popeil, ‘But wait, there’s more!’. While I may have been originally interested in a set of Ginsu knives, the bonus vegetable dicer […]

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My Load Balancer is a Swiss Army Knife

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I am a self-professed nerd or geek. I like technology and what it can do for me. I like to go to the electronics store looking for items that I need want. When comparing the different models and brands, I will tend to drift towards the higher-priced gadgets that have all of these great features […]

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The Maturing of ADC technology – Moving Beyond Load Balancing

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IT architectures are evolving rapidly with the introduction of virtualization, cloud, software-defined data center (SDDC), and DevOps models. They are changing the Application Delivery Controller (ADC) technology landscape and how ADCs integrate into IT environments today. Core ADC technologies are mature and stable. Basic load balancing technologies have been around for 20 years. Organizations are […] Continue reading The Maturing of ADC technology – Moving Beyond Load Balancing→

DevOps Brings the Cloud to Application Development

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Applications need to change quickly and easily in today’s fast-paced world of the internet. DevOps is bringing applications the ability to morph and evolve the same capabilities that the cloud has delivered to IT infrastructures. Applications require constant adjustments and fine tuning to meet consumer and market requirements. DevOps offers application development a flexible process […] Continue reading DevOps Brings the Cloud to Application Development→

DevOps is Changing IT Organizations

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IT organizations need to adjust their structures and processes to adapt to DevOps. DevOps is making application development more streamlined and agile. The continuous development models that DevOps brings to IT requires significant changes to IT organizations and the way they interact with each other. The success of DevOps depends on its integration into evolving […] Continue reading DevOps is Changing IT Organizations→