Edge Show 1 - Application Management with System Center 2012

Posted: Oct 21, 2011 at 8:00 AM
By: David Tesar, volkerw, Symon Perriman
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Welcome to the first TechNet Edge show! Symon and David start Episode 1 by reviewing the news, then they introduce Ananthanarayan Sundaram, a Senior Product Manager in System Center.

News Highlights

Anant and Symon discuss the importance of application management in the private cloud and virtualized datacenter. They cover considerations when planning, deploying and managing the application, and how the newest member of the System Center 2012 family, App Controller, can help.

Learn how App Controller can standardize app provisioning, offer self-service, provide predictable service delivery, and when integrated with Operations Manager 2012, how it can provide deep application monitoring across clouds.

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