Cloud Computing and Data Center Management

Implementations of new data centers are mainly based on low-cost, high density and standard hardware. The workload required are increasingly running on hardware, standard storage and network components. System architectures, processes and management solutions are not evolving enough to allow system administrators to deal with the problems they face when operating in these highly scalable systems.

 

Cloud Computing and Data Center Management

 

The data center must therefore overcome these limitations and focus on the new cloud computing environment that ensures the ultimate level of management to which came the IT technology. To better understand what this means we list some of the characteristics of cloud services that exemplify the new approach.

 

Cloud Computing and Data Center Management : Concept

 

 

The standardization within the data center’s physical infrastructure that is either at the logical level. Organizations are often moving from monolithic data center, which are slow and very expensive to build, various alternative models are coming that includes data center to be modular and container.

The process of IT automation is the ability to orchestrate and integrate IT management tools in the workflow. Automation helps IT meet the strategic objectives in terms of reducing costs and improving services to the business. Process automation replaces manual processes to stress resources and is affected by a rate that is too sensitive, and optimizes the use of IT resources saving investments in technology and personnel. These processes can be applied to servers, storage, and security of supply of standard applications.

A self-service portal allows consumers to request the infrastructure required for their applications and / or services. A portal can be guaranteed in a standard and provides better control along the hardware environment, which reduces the time required to supply new services and provides control of the resource requests. The portal also integrate chargeback processes and SLA.

 

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