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Why Physical Networks Don't Cut It for the Private Cloud
Organizations are adopting private clouds with great gusto, however, building a private cloud means offering a whole new model for service delivery from the data center based on virtualization, orchestration, multi-tenancy, provisioning, etc. This expert tip discusses why physical networks don’t cut it for the cloud, addressing multi-tenancy in the private cloud and the cloud VLAN challenge.
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What Converged Infrastructure Brings to a Private Cloud
The major categories of on-hand data resources - compute, memory, networking and storage – need to be exactly that, on-hand. However, the piecewise addition of more SAN equipment and networking, along with each new round of servers, created more and more colossal interconnections.
This concise expert e-guide provides a detailed overview of converged infrastructure, or what our editors like to call “hardware that’s designed with virtualization and the cloud in mind.” Read on now to learn how a private cloud can act as an enabler of converged infrastructure and what benefit this can provide to your business.
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The Role of Software-Defined Networks in Cloud Computing
How you manage the relationship between software-defined networks (SDN) and your cloud computing services is essential for running an efficient and successful cloud environment.
Continue on to this e-guide for an expert take on this task and a full analysis of the role of SDN on cloud computing, including a breakdown of two SDN models for cloud computing.
