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Cloud Computing Simplified
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Cloud computing is the next big step on the path to a more efficient use of computing resources. It is going to be a disruptive technology that will totally change the way enterprises look to meet their IT hardware and software requirements.
What is cloud computing?
Cloud computing is a style of computing that uses the Internet to deliver various IT-related services to multiple end users, which includes
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): A service delivery model, which enables an organization to outsource the equipment used to support its operations. These include storage, hardware, servers and networking components etc.
- Platform as a Service (PaaS): This service delivery model offers computing platforms and solution stack (a...
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| Blog Post by on Friday 14-August-2009 |
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Citrix Cloud Center
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Citrix Cloud Center (C3) is an integrated portfolio of Citrix delivery infrastructure products packaged and marketed to the cloud service provider market. C3 integrates cloud proven virtualization and networking products that power many of today’s largest Internet and Web service providers. This unique combination lets next-generation cloud providers take advantage of the most widely-adopted virtual infrastructure platform for hosted cloud services, as well as the most proven infrastructure to deliver those services reliably and securely to both cloud consumers and enterprise datacenters.
The cloud computing era Just as distributing computing evolved from the mainframe era, cloud computing is the next major wave that will supplement today’s computing model. C3 brings together the service delivery infrastructure building blocks that have been proven in the world’s largest clouds and enterprise datacenters, enabling mass... |
| Blog Post by on Thursday 16-October-2008 |
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An Introduction to Hyper-V in Windows Server 2008
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There has been quite a lot of talk about virtualization recently, and most of the discussion is specifically about server virtualization. This is one of the most exciting trends in the industry and one that has the potential, over the next few years, to change the paradigm of how IT systems are deployed. But server virtualization will not only change how IT administrators and architects think about servers and system utilization, it is also going to affect the processes and tools used to manage what will certainly become an increasingly dynamic environment.
Virtualization has actually been around for some time now, but the technology is still evolving. In fact, the word itself still means different things to different people. In broad terms, however, virtualization is about abstracting one layer of the technology stack from the next layer, like storage from servers or the OS from the application... |
| Blog Post by on Tuesday 23-September-2008 |
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iPhone Firmware 2.1 Features
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Steve Jobs had announced during Apple's special event yesterday that iPhone firmware 2.1 will be released to iPod Touch users on Tuesday and will be available to iPhone users on Friday.
So based on what we have seen in iPhone firmware 2.1 for iPod Touch, here is a glimpse of the iPhone Firmware 2.1 features for iPhone as they are expected to be the same for the iPhone update.
The official list of improvements in iPhone firmware 2.1 are mentioned below:
- Genius playlist creation
- Dramatically reduced time to backup to i...
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| Blog Post by on Sunday 14-September-2008 |
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iPhone, iCitrix !
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XenApp and XenDesktop provide the means for users to access their Apps and Desktops from a wide variety of platforms and devices. At Citrix our vision is to create a world where anyone can work and play from anywhere. Mobility is not new to Citrix. There are XenApp clients available today for Windows Mobile and Symbian devices, but small form factor devices have had their challenges. Slow, unreliable wireless networks, small screens and awkward user input models have relegated hand held access to small and highly specialized market segments. But that's all about to change.
The latest generation of hand held devices with their large, high definition screens and the availability of high-speed wireless networks are changing the game in a big way! A hand held device such as an iphone connected to XenApp via a high-speed 3G network yields a remarkably usable experience.
While serious content creation might have to wait for an external keyboard and monitor, consuming conte... |
| Blog Post by on Sunday 14-September-2008 |
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Does Citrix and Microsoft compete in the virtualization space?
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| I would like to shed some light here. Citrix and Microsoft have shared a strategic partnership for more than 18 years and have worked closely together to innovate on the Windows platform. As recent as January, we announced an expanded relationship within the adjacent desktop and server virtualization markets. Through the alliance, Citrix and Microsoft will work together to ensure interoperability and cross compatibility with the Windows platform for server, application and desktop virtualization solutions. Furthermore, we are tightly integrated around the development of our upcoming release of XenApp on the Windows Server 2008 platform. There is no better evidence of this than our joint go-to-market plans that we are effecting. For example, we have been delivering joint presentations to our customers and the market as part of the Microsoft 2008 launch wave, and sponsored conferences and tours. And, for those of you who have not had a chance to attend one of the Microso... |
| Blog Post by on Sunday 14-September-2008 |
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VMWorld
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| I wanted to make sure that you all joined the www.vmworldunderground.com site to keep up with some of my colleagues updates as well. ... |
| Blog Post by on Sunday 14-September-2008 |
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