Tag Archives: Converged Infrastructure
What EMC Is Up To With OpenStack Cloud Solutions
Today, EMC is announcing the availability of a family of EMC Enterprise Hybrid Cloud Solutions, including engineered IaaS solutions based on VMware, Microsoft, and OpenStack technologies. The official press release and “Redefine Hybrid Cloud” launch event rightly focuses on the Federation SDDC Edition of the EMC Enterprise Hybrid Cloud Solution family, given its immediately availability […]
One API To Rule Them All
An Early Cloud In my previous life as a Solutions Architect at EMC, I led a project at a large Enterprise account to deliver a self-service, on-demand, elastic infrastructure. The solution included a web portal where lines of business (LOB) could request compute, network, and storage resources; the request would be automatically routed through the […]
What Is The Value Of A True Converged Infrastructure?
When I joined VCE two years, the idea of a Converged Infrastructure was still a novel idea in many data centers built on open systems architectures. I spent much of my first year explaining to customers the concept of a Converged Infrastructure and how it could be a tool for IT transformation. Often, I had […]
The SDDC Isn’t The Cloud
The genesis of this post actually came from former EMC vSpecialist/SDSpecialist and Mid-tier team lead, Scott Drummonds; Scott is a great evangelist for virtualization and cloud computing in APJ. I recently heard him talk about the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) with Craig Waters, on one of Craig’s very informative vCatchup podcasts. Shortly after that, Scott […]
