EdgeShow 59 - MMS 2013 ServerQuarium walkthrough
- Posted: Apr 23, 2013 at 6:37AM
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Rick and Joey are crammed into the small Studio B at C9 for this episode of The Edge Show.
- General availability for Windows Azure Infrastructure As A Service.
- System Center Management Pack for Windows Azure is now available.
- Public Preview of System Center Advisor
- Windows Azure Backup out of beta and now in Public Preview
- Global Service Monitoring is now live
- Participating in OpenDaylight (Software Defined Networking)
Technical Interview: [04:14]
Rick Interviews Jeff Woolsey at MMS 2013 all about the ServerQuarium - the system that runs the 650 seat Hands On Labs. Some awesome hardware combined with System Center 2012 SP1 and Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 - all wrapped up into a private cloud solution for deploying hands on labs on demand.
WARNING: Shot with available Handycam, no tripod and basic lights. Rick was getting a little tired by the end of it and the wild camera angles and framing kind of show it.
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Amazing walkthrough the PrivateCloud "behind the scenes". just make you wonder how much all of this cost.
this can be an enterprise datacenter in a medium datacenter.
very impresive
@Ofer Eliasi: normally the Fast Start bundles are specific to the vendor and to the professional services they bundle into them for integration components. I was personally drooling over the technology in those blade servers, just for the amount of ram alone on each of the Hyper-V nodes.
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