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5 technologies every cloud-ready systems administrator should know
In the last week of June 2014, I had the chance to share a project with worldwide information technology (IT) experts—all of them with a wide breadth of experience in the IT industry. We discussed several topics during those days—of course each expert has a very particular and personal point of view about the market […]
Faster cloud computing
By reducing the overhead associated with managing virtual machines, IBM researchers make cloud entry more practical for businesses with data intensive workload
Three myths about cloud security
The old joke in computer security is that the only truly secure computer is one that you’ve unplugged from the network, buried six feet deep in concrete and—most importantly—powered off.
SoftLayer: Pick the best from both worlds
SoftLayer provides a cloud solution that not all cloud providers have (from a server architecture point of view).
Grabbing hold of private cloud management technology
Have you ever had a conversation on private cloud technologies and within five minutes you could tell that the other person’s head was spinning?
Choosing the right hypervisor
All hypervisors are not made equal—here's how to choose the right one for you.
Do we still need system administrators in the cloud?
As more and more infrastructure, applications and services are moved to the cloud, the role of the system administrator is questioned.
How your data leaks from a virtual machine
Protecting your data depends on your ability to understand how it can leak from a virtual machine.
Cloud 101: Flavors of hypervisors
Hypervisors can be categorized into two main types.
Networking the cloud (Part 1 of 3)
This is the first in three posts looking at networking in the cloud. This post looks at some basic concepts.
We secure the cloud: IBM Virtual Server Protection
IBM Virtual Server Protection (VSP) focuses on those new threats in the virtual world and leverages those new technologies to protect it.
No one will pay for the security on a hypervisor
How much money would you pay for the security on hypervisors?