Microsoft is enjoying up its private-cloud deliverables with numerous new management equipment the Redmondians are preparing to roll out later on this calendar yr.,
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Microsoft is showcasing early versions of some of these resources on March 22 in the Microsoft Management Summit conference in Las Vegas.
Last yr, there was plenty of focus by Microsoft on public-cloud solutions built about its Windows Azure cloud operating program. This year, there will likely be additional of the focus by Microsoft on hybrid options — with Microsoft counting on non-public cloud as a way to get possibly cloud-shy customers to put at least a few of their data “with the cloud.”
As expected, one of the coming deliverables is a management portal, codenamed Concero,
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When I first unearthed some clues about Concero a couple of months ago, the offering was described as a management console that would support Windows Azure Appliances,
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Microsoft also is going to make available a beta of its System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) 2012 product on March 22. The final version of that private-cloud building block will be available before the end of this year,
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But wait… there’s a lot more coming on the private-cloud-management front in 2011. Program Cener Operations Manager 2012, which will integrate AviCode management technology (from Microsoft’s AviCode acquisition final 12 months) is coming this 12 months, as are new variations of Program Center Orchestrator (the renamed Opalis management product); System Center Advisor (a configuration-monitoring product codenamed Atlanta); Program Center Service Manager; and System Center Data Protection Manager 2012.
On the enterprise security side,
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