10
Feb
Cloud Computing and Windows Azure
Let’s talk a bit more about Cloud Computing…. Imagine an ASP.NET application installed on a group of servers for serving requests coming from web clients. Imagine that behind this battery of servers we have a group of machines for business rules, coordination of processes or services introduced in WCF – Windows Communication Foundation, providing functionality... Read More
10
Feb
Misconceptions about Hyper-V
Hyper-V has been always in demand from the day it entered into the market because of Virtualization technology base. Virtualization has prove itself to be a very effective element for the IT Business. As effective and useful as virtualization has proven to be for business IT, a number of Hyper V server virtualization myths are... Read More
09
Feb
Database Backup systems
Database backup and recovery systems has always played a crucial role in backingup systems. It is one of the most important practices in the field of data protection. It provides businesses with confidence that in case of data loss, recovery time will be reduced to the minimum. Database backup is one of the most complicated... Read More
08
Feb
DNS Servers: Opportunities And Working Principles
Domain names are formed from several or at least two labels (parts) that are separated by dots. Label in the name are numbered from right to left. That is the most extreme right-mark in the domain name, will be the top-level domain, and each subsequent mark, which is located to the left – sub domains... Read More
07
Feb
Acronis True Image for Microsoft Windows Small Business Server
Small businesses face the same challenges in the IT field, as large organizations, but when it comes to disaster recovery, they are more vulnerable. SMB-sector companies traditionally use fewer servers, fewer staff IT professionals and fewer technical resources than the big companies. Therefore, the recovery of such enterprises require more staff and technical resources than... Read More
07
Feb
Linux is like Windows
The inevitable question is: Why? If you came to this post do not think it necessary to discuss the reasons. By way of info, in my case the primary motivation is to decrease the reluctance to change users obtuse in companies in which they migrated the OS from the computers to GNU / Linux .... Read More
03
Feb
Dedicated Server Vs. Peer to Peer Servers
As always when there’s something new in the market it is the most talked about topic. Similarly, with the launch of Peer to Peer there was a buzz around. When things come into existence its obvious that people start comparing with the products available in the industry. Peer to Peer (P2P) is a distributed application... Read More
02
Feb
Compliance In The Cloud: Some Important Points
As more becomes known, the Cloud Computing model attracts more attention, but one of the challenges still unresolved is the issue of compliance. I’ve been thinking a bit about this and would like to share some thoughts with you. The spread of the cloud services often collides with the regulatory aspects. Some national laws affect... Read More
02
Feb
Discussing SaaS
The SaaS model tends to reduce the upfront costs because they do not demand upfront investments in licenses and infrastructure support as possible acquisitions or expansions to accommodate the new hardware system. Furthermore, SaaS will tend to remain more economical over time, since we observed that the traditional model constantly demands a significant upgrade (from... Read More
02
Feb
Capacity Planning in Cloud
Recently, I was asked if a company uses public clouds still need to do capacity planning, since, in theory, the computational resources available would be inexhaustible. When you need more resources, said the person, just ask your provider the provisioning of the cloud. But let’s think a bit. Let’s imagine that a cloud provider or... Read More