ESDS Blogs

Jan

Advantages And Disadvantages of a Client Application Server

Advantages of a Client Application Server Centralization of control: access, resources, and integrity of the data are controlled by the dedicated server so that a...

Jan

Workstations and Servers

Workstations A season of work is a PC client which is used to run applications. A server is a computer that is running a NOS....

Jan

Unlimited Bandwidth or Unmetered Bandwidth

Talking about bandwidth it is very crucial to understand what is bandwidth. Bandwidth is basically the amount which you have available to transfer your website...

Dec

What is ASP.NET?

ASP.NET is a technology for creating Web applications and Web services from the Microsoft . It is part of Microsoft .NET platform and developed over...

Dec

What is Windows Sharepoint Services (WSS)?

Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) is a free add-on to Microsoft Windows dedicated Server 2003 and 2008, realizing a full-featured Web-based platform supports the following features:...

Dec

Requirements For Using Virtualization In Windows Server

As already mentioned in the previous post, the basic and mandatory requirement for the use of virtualization technology with Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V is a...

Dec

Know More About Virtualization

What is Virtualization? Virtualization in computing – the process of on-set of computing resources, or their logical association that provides any advantages over the original...

Dec

Cloud Computing with Android

Clouds consist of a huge amount of particles of water vapor, reaching hundreds of millions. Clouds do not have central control and basically go where...

Dec

Basics Of XML

Concept XML (Extensible Markup Language) is the standard used to exchange data across applications. It allows a universal way to exchange information between companies. Its...

Dec

Cloud Computing and the Future of Corporate Data Center

Why do companies like Amazon.com, Sun, IBM, ESDS, and many others are developing Cloud Computing infrastructure? To try and understand it, going back 100 years...