Why the operating system doesn’t matter
November 21st, 2006 • Related • Filed Under
VMware’s Greene: ‘The operating system shouldn’t matter’
“The next phase of IT infrastructure virtualisation will be business-wide, combining desktops, servers and storage – and it’s coming soon according to US software providers Entisys Solutions, Foedus, Solutions II, Govplace and The Pinnacle Group.”
Excellent article and quite true, as the server/computer becomes virtual operating system/platform is less important, what matters is it’s ability to host the application, and with virtual center the role back, the ability to move a session amongst different host servers means a much more fluid like infrastructure which is better able to move and grow with fluidity like your business needs.
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Comment by Chief on 22 November 2006:
Low latency and scalable Capacity are the watchwords.