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Transferring resources to the cloud, active, and often aggressively promoted by Microsoft and other vendors require certain qualifications of specialists capable of adapting to the management of such infrastructure. Despite some panic of some colleagues, who feared losing the role … Continue reading →

On February 21 & 22 we are running a 2-day virtual training event to help the world learn about the upcoming enhancements with Creating & Managing a Private Cloud with System Center 2012 Jump Start.  It is 100% free so … Continue reading →

I came accross this article, which has some short description of what to expect in the coming release of Microsoft System Center 2012. Source:  http://www.zdnet.com/blog/datacenter/can-microsoft-system-center-2012-change-the-private-datacenter/1185 Summary: Microsoft’s revamped System Center 2012 looks to manage all your cloud needs from one unified interface. … Continue reading →

The definition, business value, and technology benefits of the “the cloud” have been hotly debated in recent months.  Most agree that cloud computing can accelerate innovation, reduce costs, and increase business agility in the market.  In 2012, cloud computing will … Continue reading →

Memory is a critical resource to Microsoft SQL Server workloads, especially in a virtualized environment where resources are shared and contention for shared resources can lead to negative impact on the workload. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 introduced Hyper-V Dynamic … Continue reading →

Microsoft released Linux Integration Services Version v3.2 for Hyper-V , the set of drivers that enable synthetic device support in supported Linux running under Hyper-V. Supported guest operating systems for Linux Integration Services 3.1 for Hyper-Vinclude: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6.0 … Continue reading →

Microsoft Virtual Academy released a  new course for System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 This course focuses on how using System Center Virtual Machine Manger 2012 can help your business build, deploy, and maintain a private cloud. After completing these three modules … Continue reading →

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