Richard talks to Rodney Buike about how System Center 2012 facilitates the construction of private clouds. This is where System Center all comes together – utilizing Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, Virtual Machine Manager, Service Manager and Orchestrator to create effective private cloud infrastructure in your own data center. Rodney talks about how each of the System Center components work together to simplify the deployment of services – beyond the individual VM and into a suite of VM, networking rules, storage, etc. Each of the System Center products bring something to the table in this scenario. You should already be using them for their core purposes, now take it to the next level!
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Cloud computing is not new, in fact it has been around for well over 10 years. Wikipedia defines cloud computing as “location-independent computing, whereby shared servers provide resources, software, and data to computers and other devices on demand” Sound familiar? Some common examples of cloud computing are services like Hotmail and Windows Live, Gmail, Messenger, Salesforce.com, Amazon EC2, Azure, Office365, the list goes on. But what is right for your situation? What is a private cloud, a public cloud, a hybrid cloud? Let’s take a look at cloud computing, what the differences are and where they can fit into your organizations needs. Should you consider adopting a cloud solution? There are three main types of cloud based services:
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