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Technology Passion

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 25, 2011

The May 24th IDC report on server market share by the IDC validated a technology Iâ€™ve been passionate about for some time; Cisco unified Computing System (UCS.) For the first time since UCSâ€™s launch two years ago Cisco reported server earnings to IDC with amazing result â€“ #3 in global Blade Server market share and […]

The Power of Innovative Datacenter Stacks

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 9, 2011

With the industry drive towards cloud computing models there has been a lot of talk and announcements around â€˜converged infrastructureâ€™ â€˜integrated stackâ€™ solutions. An integrated stack is pre-packaged offering typically containing some amount of network, storage, and server infrastructure bundled with some level of virtualization, automation, and orchestration software. The purpose of these stacks is […]

Is Private Cloud a Unicorn?

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 7, 2011

With all of the discussion, adoption, and expansion of cloud offerings there is a constant debate that continues to rear its head: Public vs. Private or more bluntly â€˜Is there even such thing as a private cloud?â€™ You typically have two sides of this debate coming from two different camps: Public Cloud Proponents: There is […]

The Cloud Rules

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 6, 2011

Cloud Computing Concepts: These are Twitter sized quick thoughts. If youâ€™d like more elaboration or have a comment participation is highly encouraged.Â As Iâ€™ve run out of steam on this Iâ€™ve decided to move it into a blog rather than a page. 01: Cloud is a fad like computers, the Internet and social networking were […]

The Reality of Cloud Bursting

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 2, 2011

Recently while researching the concept of â€˜Cloud Burstingâ€˜ I received a history lesson in Cloud Computing after a misguided tweet at Chris Hoff (@Beaker.) My snarky comment suggested Chris needed a lesson in Cloud history, but as it turns out I received the lesson. My reference turned out to be a long debunked myth of […]

Innovative Versus Integration Cloud Stacks

By Joe Onisick (@JoeOnisick) on May 2, 2011

The Live Webcast with NetApp and Kingman Tang went quite well with good discussion on private cloud and data center stacks.Â Check out the recording below. A BrightTALK Channel Related posts: Redundancy in Data Storage: Part 2: Geographical Replication Choosing The Right Private Cloud Storage The Cloud Rules Technology Passion Why You’re Ready to Create […]

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