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EMC Joins Daoli Trusted Infrastructure Research Project

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

EMC has joined the Daoli Trusted Infrastructure Project which conducts research into “trust and assurance” in cloud computing environments. EMC joins a growing global research team that today includes four of China’s leading technical universities including Fudan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST), Tsinghua University, and Wuhan University. The team’s research will focus on cloud computing, trusted computing and virtualization.

Daoli Project

The research will explore a variety of techniques that could be applied to secure the underlying physical location as well as broadly shared resources.

“The team is exploring the convergence of several key technologies including cloud computing, trusted computing and virtualisation,” said Burt Kaliski, director of EMC’s Innovation Network. “It will look at how they might be applied to provide high-assurance software environments inside and outside the enterprise. The Daoli Project will help us understand what our customers are likely to encounter in the future, and we look forward to sharing the knowledge this research will generate.”

Participants will share findings with researchers worldwide by way of a wiki hosted by Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Details of the research are expected to be discussed at the third annual Asia-Pacific Trusted Infrastructure Technologies Conference in China in October.

[Source: VNUnet]

Filed Under: News, Partnerships Tagged With: cloud computing, Daoli, Daoli Project, Daoli Trusted Infrastructure Project, EMC, Fudan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, research, research project, trusted computing, Tsinghua University, virtualisation, virtualization, Wuhan University

INetU Powers Virtualized Dedicated Hosting With Citrix XenServer

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Managed web hosting company INetU recently announced it has selected, after extensive research and testing, Citrix Systems’ XenServer for the launch of its new virtualization offering. INetU will be managing virtual servers for clients running Microsoft Windows and Red Hat Linux.

INetU

Dev Chanchani, President and CEO of INetU noted,

”We selected Citrix XenServer for a variety of factors. Some of those factors included strong Industry support from Microsoft and HP, along with impressive benchmarks and appealing management features. We feel strongly about the benefits virtualization brings within a managed hosting environment. Our support of virtualized environments allows our clients and prospects to start taking advantages of virtualization. For example, clients can quickly deploy additional servers to increase scalability or quickly migrate their virtualized servers to newer hardware without the hassle of reconfiguring a new server setting by setting.”

[Source: TheHostingNews]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: citrix, Citrix Systems, citrix xenserver, dedicated hosting, Dev Chanchani, INetU, INetU Citrix, virtualisation, virtualization, virtualized dedicated hosting, xenserver

App-V, The “Microsoft Application Virtualization” Formerly Known As “SoftGrid”

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters 2 Comments

Microsoft Application Virtualization, the name the software giant has given the app virtualization solution it acquired when it bought Softricity back in 2006, got a new calling name today to match the Hyper-V branding: App-V (instead of SoftGrid).

From the SoftGrid App-V blog:

“Really it only matters to you because from now on we’re going to do our best to stop calling this product SoftGrid and start calling it App-V. Or Microsoft Application Virtualization if we’re feeling formal. This blog will eventually go from being the SoftGrid blog to the App-V blog, the SoftGrid forums will probably become the App-V forums, etc. and I want to make sure all of you are ahead of the curve just so there’s no confusion when you start seeing this name thrown around more and more over time.”

On a sidenote: looking for App-V references, we also found out a German snatched away the app-v.com domain name a few days ago.

[Source: ThinComputing.net]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: app virtualization, App-V, application virtualization, branding, Hyper-V, microsoft, Microsoft App-V, Microsoft Application Virtualization, MSAV, naming, SoftGrid, SoftGrid App-V, softricity, virtualisation, virtualization

VMware Releases Stage Manager 1.0

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Almost a month after its original due date, VMware has released Stage Manager 1.0.

From the news release:

With VMware Stage Manager pre-production server sprawl, configuration drift and failed or delayed production releases are a thing of the past. VMware Stage Manager allows IT operations, service administrators and application owners to:

  • Visualize services, system configurations and release processes
  • Transition applications across the stages of the release process with a single mouse click
  • Accelerate the completion of change requests to production systems
  • Reduce server sprawl and resource requirements in pre-production
  • Enforce IT policies and regulatory compliance
  • Create and deploy clones of production systems for patch testing
  • Archive and restore any environment at any stage for auditing purposes.

Download the data sheet (PDF) for more information or try it for yourself by downloading an evaluation copy of VMware Stage Manager.

[Source: Virtual Enthusiasm]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Stage Manager, Stage Manager 1.0, virtualisation, virtualization, vmware, VMware Stage Manager, VMware Stage Manager 1.0

Scalent Systems Releases Scalent V/OE 2.5

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Scalent Systems today announced general availability of Scalent V/OE version 2.5, with enhanced workload and image portability functionality. Scalent claims to be the first company to deliver portability of Windows and Linux server images and associated provisioning of network connectivity & storage access across virtual andphysical machines in real time, without costly and time-consuming conversions.

Scalent Systems

With Scalent V/OE, IT organizations can dynamically provision for average demand and shift available resources as needed, in real time, to match business needs. Specific business systems can be redeployed as dictated by business priorities, time of day, or other policy-based criteria – so less hardware, software, and other resources are needed.

“Our customers consistently reduce their server populations by over 50% without sacrificing performance,” said Ben Linder, CEO of Scalent Systems. “Scalent V/OE allows IT organizations to extend the benefits of virtualization by rapidly provisioning servers, network, and storage at the physical level to quickly react to changing business needs.”

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Ben Linder, image portability, Scalent, Scalent Systems, Scalent Systems V/OE 2.5, Scalent V/OE 2.5, V/OE 2.5, virtualisation, virtualization

Wind River Releases Proprietary Hypervisor For Hardware Virtualization

June 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Wind River Systems, the California, US-based provider of Device Software Optimization (DSO), today introduced a multicore software solution for device development, which aims to help companies solve complex business challenges by taking advantage of multicore processing and virtualization.

Wind River Systems

In connection with today’s announcement, Wind River announced that it will introduce a scalable hypervisor that aims to enable virtualization for devices across a broad range of vertical markets, including networking, industrial and consumer devices. The ability to virtualize hardware allows multiple operating environments to share underlying processing cores, memory and other hardware resources.

Wind River’s hypervisor will incorporate the same design practices and technology that Wind River uses for its products, such as Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS). The hypervisor will be tightly integrated with VxWorks and Wind River Linux, and can support a variety of other operating systems. It will be available for early access in August 2008.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Device Software Optimization, device virtualization, hardware, hardware virtualization, Hypervisor, MILS, multicore software, Multiple Independent Levels of Security, virtualisation, virtualization, VxWorks, Wind River, Wind River Linux, Wind River Systems

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