Virtualization and the Next Generation Data Center 2/9/2006 By VSM News Staff published: Friday, January 20 2006
Thursday, February 9, 2006
Noon - 1:00 pm EST / 9:00 – 10:00 am PST
Webinar
Virtualization holds great promise, but many first and second generation virtualization technologies compound the problem by adding cost and complexity in the form of virtual server sprawl, new management requirements and performance overhead.
The latest emerging virtualization technologies are addressing these shortcomings and enabling leading enterprises to take virtualization to the next level. In 2006, virtualization will become a key strategy to reduce the complexity and cost involved with managing and operating data centers. This webinar looks beyond single server partitioning at how innovative organizations are virtualizing numerous applications and environments to make the data center more efficient, flexible and agile while dramatically reducing cost and complexity.
You’ll learn about:
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The latest virtualization technologies being used to manage industry-standard hardware and the latest blade systems.
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The enabling technologies behind data center virtualization including AMD64® and AMD virtualization technology incorporating chip-assisted virtualization.
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Running enterprise-class applications on virtual infrastructure
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Rapidly provisioning and redeploying applications as business needs dictate
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Using virtualization to create dynamic infrastructure to manage workloads and deliver capacity on demand
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Consolidating server hardware and software licenses
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Centrally managing virtual computers and physical servers
Featured Speakers:
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Elsie Wahlig, Platform Software Architect, AMD
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Michael Grandinetti, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Virtual Iron Software
To register please click here:
https://virtualironevents.webex.com/virtualironevents/onstage/g.php?d=681917081&t=a
Space is limited to the first 100 attendees, so please register now.
About the Sponsors
AMD and Virtual Iron are leading the development of some of the enabling technologies in the virtualization arena to remove the performance burden and increase the security of virtualization environments. These include AMD64 and AMD virtualization technology, designed to enhance and secure native virtualization on AMD64 processors. Together, AMD and Virtual Iron are driving new data center architectures that enable dramatic resource consolidation through virtualization
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