Linux-based server management, Unix-based server management, Windows-based server management, Blade server management, Virtual server deployment and management
SAN technology, NAS technology, Data backup and disaster recovery, Data storage planning and management, Data storage virtualization
Data center planning and layout, Data center power and cooling, Green data center technology and best practices
Data center governance and compliance, Data center systems and application management, Evaluating cloud computing technologies, Data center jobs and training
An integrated stack is a bundled vendor product that provides a scalable network, storage and server infrastructure with pre-loaded virtualization, automation and management software.
The terms converged infrastructure and integrated stack are often used as synonyms.
See also: one throat to choke
With HPC raring to enter the exaflop realm, object-based file systems can ensure better I/O performance. We take a look at the leading options.
Google's latest cloud storage price cuts indicate infrastructure costs will likely continue to drop.
Analyst Stephen Foskett outlines the pros and cons of using data reduction systems to slim down your data center footprint.
HyperCITY services a million customers selling them about 40,000 products. Know how one of India’s largest hypermarket chains accomplishes this.
HP and Dell are the largest hardware makers, but the two companies struggle to present strategies that portray them as serious cloud players.
Ready to invest in CRM? Follow these best practices to ensure your implementation delivers results.
Getting management to approve security budgets is difficult. Here are guidelines to help you prepare and present information security budgets effectively.
Maltego is a powerful OSINT information gathering tool. Our Maltego tutorial teaches you how to use Maltego for personal reconnaissance of a target.
A PCI Council guidance document requires merchants to use a validated PIN entry device or secure card reader to accept payments using mobile devices.
Organizations will have to push beyond storage requirements and basic business intelligence tools to exploit big data, according to a Gartner analyst.
In this podcast interview, Andy Hayler gives advice on how to create and implement an MDM strategy that is ruthlessly focused on business value.
According to a recent Gartner survey, mobile technology is the second most important priority for CIOs in 2012, but building the business case is easier said than done.
On the opening day of EMC World 2012, the storage vendor launched upgrades throughout its storage platform portfolio, led by a new VMAX array.
iWave Software upgrades its Storage Automator software, adding the ability to automatically and quickly provision storage to the correct tier.
Storage Radio: Listen to the week’s storage headlines, including news about Pure Storage’s upgrade of its all-flash storage array, CloudSigma’s launch of SLA-backed cloud service SigStore, and more.
Data center experts say most enterprises can’t imitate Facebook’s Open Compute Project, but they could reap the benefits over time.
Use strategic capacity planning to future-proof your data center's virtualization efficiency and make the most of server hardware.
Get exclusive access to the High Performance Computing E-Zine, produced quarterly by the independent experts and analysts at SearchDataCenter.com
Take a look at what happened this week in the world of server virtualization through quotes from VMware Forum 2012.
Finding the best virtual server consolidation ratio is difficult, and larger, virtualization-friendly servers do not necessarily ease the process.
Get exclusive access to the Virtual Data Center E-Zine, published monthly by the experts at SearchServerVirtualization.com.
Centralizing security management in a private cloud is an easy way to fend off malware attacks and adhere to BYOD security policies.
Advocates of open source cloud may swear by its ‘no rules’ development environment, but a lack of in-house expertise may just have you swearing.
HP and Dell are the largest hardware makers, but the two companies struggle to present strategies that portray them as serious cloud players.