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Overcoming the Perils of Licensing with CiRBA

Overcoming the Perils of Licensing with CiRBA

By Ben Kepes on January 30, 2013

The efficiency that virtualization brings is good and all, but there still exists issues around licensing costs. Essentially having a virtualization product, and making licensing changes to optimize a customer’s costs are two very different things. CiRBA, a provider of capacity control software, aims to help with this problem with

Posted in Application Software | Tagged CiRBA, license, Microsoft SQL Server, servers, Site Management, Virtual machine, vmware

Cloud Computing and Distributed Computing, Something is Broken

Cloud Computing and Distributed Computing, Something is Broken

By Adron Hall on December 19, 2012

First off, I’m going to start off with some definitions to clarify things for this conversation. Cloud Computing, in general, has been perverted to mean almost anything available for sale today in technology. It’s rhetorically stupid. But we all still use the term to some degree. Going back to cloud computing at the core, we’re […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged architecture, CloudComputing, distributed computing, distributed database, Relational database management system, servers, sql | 2 Responses

Zyrion Launches Predictive Analytics for IT Monitoring

Zyrion Launches Predictive Analytics for IT Monitoring

By Ben Kepes on May 9, 2012

Seemingly every day another vendor launches a service that promises to revolutionize the way they monitor their IT infrastructure. Generally these launches comply with all the buzzword – cloud, big data, predictive analytics etc. While I’ve no doubt that IT infrastructure monitoring is vitally important, it seems that vendors, in

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged big data, cloud computing, data mining, Information technology management, Predictive analytics, servers, Zyrion

Know When Your Server Will Fail Before it Actually Happens

Know When Your Server Will Fail Before it Actually Happens

By Zoli Erdos on June 28, 2010

When your server goes down, it’s bad enough –even worse if you have to keep on trying to reach support in vain, then if you finally get through, you’ll have to convince them there’s trouble.  If you have such a host, run! (and I can even tell you where to).  So whenever I ran into […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged predictive monitoring, server failure, servers, web hosting, zoho | 2 Responses

StrataScale – Hosting for the Edge Cases

StrataScale – Hosting for the Edge Cases

By Ben Kepes on July 22, 2009

There’s quite a divide between traditional hosting in physical servers and the somewhat ethereal (actually completely ethereal) concept of cloud hosting. Into this breech walks StrataScale. StrataScale call themselves the first fully managed server hosting solution – that’s physical servers, not virtual ones. In an answer to many peoples concerns around virtualization and cloud storage, […]

Posted in General, Product reviews | Tagged cloud hosting, datacentre, ec2, hosting, ironscale, servers, stratascale, vps | 1 Response

Cloud-Bashing Keeps Us On Our Toes

Cloud-Bashing Keeps Us On Our Toes

By Ben Kepes on March 18, 2009

I have a web-friend who’s of-late taken an interest in Cloud Computing and sent me a couple of posts questioning the those of us who herald Cloud Computing as a paradigm shift. First comes the Financial Times where Fabio Banducci wrote using the example of YouTube to refute the claims of Lew Moorman, CSO of […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged cloud computing, efficieny, financial times, rackspace, servers | 1 Response

The Cell-Phone Aware PC May Be a PC-less PC

The Cell-Phone Aware PC May Be a PC-less PC

By Zoli Erdos on December 31, 2008

2008 REDUX Another piece in the 2008 Redux series, originally posted in March 2008. The computing landscape has somewhat changed with the appearance of netbooks, but I am still waiting for the cellphone-aware PC-less PC. Mike Egan @ Computerworld makes the case for PC’s to be smarter, with improved awareness of cell-phones, which means of […]

Posted in General | Tagged cellular, cloud computing, digital personality, iphone, location-awareness, mobile awareness, mobility, portability, portable personality, saas, server farm, servers, situational computer, situational device, situational hardware, synchronization, web applications, zoho | 3 Responses

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