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• Data Center

  • Top IT vendors to answer mobile, cloud questions in #TechCIT Tweet Chat

    Wondering how your IT vendor's movement into cloud and mobility will impact your IT strategy? Ask them during our #TechCIT Tweet Chat on March 13.

  • Solid-state data storage devices increase the use of tiering

    Hardware and software advances, like flash memory technology, are changing the way tiered storage is used in the enterprise.

  • OpenLDAP configuration tips for working smarter, evading common stress

    OpenLDAP configuration isn't for the faint of heart. LDAP pros weigh in on what you should and shouldn't do when deploying the directory server.

• Server Virtualization

  • Managing virtual machine storage with virsh commands

    The virsh edit command offers more options than the basic ones offered by Virtual Machine Manager when it comes to storage.

  • Keep your virtual Java platforms in tune with these guidelines

    Author Emad Benjamin introduces the different types of large-scale Java platforms in this chapter and details the four key requirements for them.

  • Troubleshooting a VMware DRS load balancing failure

    VMware's DRS helps organizations better utilize resources and can prevent resource contention, but DRS load balancing doesn't always work as expected.

• Cloud computing

  • Google IaaS to add reserved instances, autoscaling to take on AWS

    Google will throw down the gauntlet for Amazon Web Services this year with new two new features in Google Compute Engine, industry sources said.

  • New CTO previews VMware hybrid cloud strategy beyond DRaaS

    VMware's vCloud Hybrid Service ramps up with more to come, as the company seeks to integrate private and public clouds for enterprise workloads.

  • Cloud Foundry foundation prompts open source PaaS debate

    A new Cloud Foundry foundation provokes debate about the fate of OpenStack-based PaaS efforts.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Windows XP migration tools help IT ward off upgrade hassles

    The OS still has some hardcore supporters, but Windows XP migration tools can help pave the way for users to access legacy Web-based data and apps.

  • Are Windows 8 drawbacks enough to keep you from moving to Windows 8?

    There are good reasons to migrate to Windows 8, but a few Windows 8 drawbacks could be deal-breakers for some who might want to wait for Windows 9.

  • Where will XP stalwarts go after the end of Windows XP support?

    Despite the end of Microsoft's Windows XP support, many IT shops are sticking with the OS, and there are third-party options for security support.

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