From the monthly archives: June 2012
On Thursday, at the Omaha VMware User’s Group meeting, CoSentry announced they had entered into an partnership with VCE. CoSentry will be able to host your Vblock, deliver and implement a Vblock for you on your site or theirs, manage your Vblock for you and even let you consume capacity in a [...]
Continue Reading →Man, Cisco definitely knows how to put on a show, that’s for sure. Way up here at the top of the first paragraph, I want to thank Cisco and the many, many, many people who were responsible for the activities of the last four days. From a great (great) venue, to good keynotes, [...]
Continue Reading →So, I’m still working on my Cisco Live write-up, but after five days of walking at the conference and three days of walking through Legoland and Disneyland, I’m going to need a little while to recuperate! In the meantime, I wanted to drop a few quick thoughts on the awesome community that we (all of [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve had this post sitting around for a while, and I’m still not sure I should publish it. Of course if you are reading it then I’ve pushed the button and am bracing for the inevitable…
Today, in the technology arena, there is an endless debate that borders on religious at times. Sides are drawn, [...]
Continue Reading →As we work to educate people on the value of a truly converged infrastructure product, two of the things we talk a lot about are the concepts of balance and context. Balance within your architecture is important because it helps ensure that no part of the stack overwhelms any other, helping eliminate performance and availability issues and [...]
Continue Reading →With Cisco Live only days away, I wanted to give everyone an overview of what VCE has going on at the show and where you’ll be able to find us to get questions answered.
First off, I’m excited to announce that we’ll be reprising our Workload Mobility [...]
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