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IBM Cloudburst 1.1 User Interface Guide: IBM CloudBurst 1.1 is a private, onsite cloud of virtual computing resources in a single box. These resources can be provisioned and enabled to provide virtual server resources for application development, testing, and other activities that normally have to wait on physical hardware to be procured and deployed. This document describes the tasks and features of the IBM CloudBurst user interface.
IBM CloudBurst Technical Demo: This demonstration shows how easy it is to administer and provision your cloud environment with IBM CloudBurst's self-service user interface.
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