Cloud Day The Road to a Private Cloud Infrastructure

Posted: Oct 18, 2010 at 1:09 AM
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Recording from Cloud Day in Belgium.

The Road to a Private Cloud Infrastructure

How does Data Center automatic look, how does it feel? What benefits could it
provide to you today? You may have some of these features… but how does it feel
when you have an integrated virtualization, end to end monitoring, heterogeneous
systems management, and automated backup/restore.

In this session we will present via 6 complex scenario video demos a clear
and pragmatic view of how to achieve integrated data center automation based on
current existing products and best practices through: performance based, as well
as power management based dynamic load balancing, application based disaster
recovery founded on backup and recovery automation, and finally heterogeneous
platform management.

Speaker: Eduardo Kassner, Enterprise Technical Architect, Microsoft
Corporation

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