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FROM THE NETWORK COMPUTING BLOG:  Atlantis VDI Ups IOPs Performance 10-20X By Sharon Fisher Atlantis Computing has announced Atlantis ILIO Diskless VDI, a virtual desktop infrastructure product that makes use of server-based blade storage that it claims eliminates storage for Citrix and VMware virtual desktop operating system images. This means that users can reduce the capital expenses associated with VDI to less than $200 per desktop while providing boot times of 12 seconds. The company has particularly tested the product with Cisco UCS blade servers, which can deploy up to 6,400 virtual desktops in one rack, and is promoting it with Cisco, but it is server-agnostic. Amazon EC2 Reaches Out To Windows Developers By Steve Wexler Amazon EC2 is upping the ante with Microsoft's competitive cloud platform, Azure, by matching its free offer of up to 750 hours per month, for up to a year, of developer time for Windows Server 2003 R2, 2008 and 2008 R2 editions. As part of its AWS Free Usage Tier, customers can select from a range of pre-configured Amazon Machine Images with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2, and once running, connect via Microsoft Remote Desktop Client to build, migrate, test, and deploy their web applications on AWS in minutes. Microsoft System Center 2012 Revealed By Mike Fratto Microsoft's System Center 2012, which we discussed in Microsoft's System Center 2012: Building A Private Cloud is the latest foray by a big vendor to bring private cloud to the masses. While there are many improvements to System Center, building a private cloud using anyone's software is far from easy. At Microsoft's private cloud reviewers workshop, we got a peek at the sausage factory. There are a lot of components to configure but Microsoft did a good job streamlining many of the processes. | |
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