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2X ApplicationServer XG Joins the Intel AppUp SMB Service Hybrid Cloud

October 15, 2012 | Author: admin

DALLAS, October 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --

2X Software, a global leader in corporate mobility and cloud computing, announced its partnership with Intel to deliver 2X ApplicationServer XG as a Hybrid Cloud solution through Intel's AppUp SMB Service.

2X ApplicationServer XG is an award-winning virtual desktop and application delivery software package supporting major hypervisors including Citrix Xen, VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V. Features include integrated thin client management, universal printing & scanning functionality and high-capacity resource-based load balancing. 2X also offers customers secure remote access to ApplicationServer XG with the free 2X Client RDP/Remote Desktop for Android, Apple iOS, BlackBerry, Facebook and more.

Intel's AppUp SMB Service offers Cloud-like software subscription pricing with the confidence and control of on-site hardware. 2X ApplicationServer XG will be available through the Intel AppUp SMB catalog on a monthly subscription basis, with billing based on usage.

"By offering 2X ApplicationServer XG through the Intel AppUp SMB Service delivered on the Intel Hybrid Cloud platform we are extending the benefits of Virtual Desktop and Application Delivery to Small Business customers in a simple, flexible and cost-effective way that is scalable and instantly available," said Nikolaos Makris, CEO, 2X Software.

"Intel AppUp SMB Service catalog offers innovative solutions for the business needs that meet the financial objectives of SMBs," said Bridget Karlin, GM, Intel Hybrid Cloud. "Intel is excited to be working with 2X to offer virtual desktop and application management software on the monthly subscription model that provides the confidence of on-site hardware with remote configuration and management provided by professional service providers."

About Intel

Intel (INTC) is a world leader in computing innovation. The company designs and builds essential technologies that serve as the foundation for the world's computing devices. Additional information about Intel is available at newsroom.intel.com and blogs.intel.com

About 2XSoftware

2X Software is a global leader in virtual desktop and application delivery, remote access and corporate mobility. Thousands of enterprises worldwide trust the reliability and scalability of 2X products. Cloud computing is shifting from a competitive advantage to an operational necessity. 2X offers a range of solutions to make the leap to cloud computing simple and affordable.

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ProfitBricks Hosting Neighborhood Pay Services Cloud-based Automated Payments

October 15, 2012 | Author: admin

Oct. 15 BusinessWire BOSTON ProfitBricks, the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) company that has completely reengineered the delivery of cloud computing, today announced that it has been selected by Neighborhood Pay Services (NPS), a financial service provider for the multifamily housing industry, to host the companys cloud-based applications. NPS chose ProfitBricks to improve network reliability and performance speeds while reducing hosting costs almost by half. NPS hosts two applications in the cloud, one for renters and one for property owners/managers. The company also performs back-end financial analysis, analytics research and product testing in ProfitBricks cloud environment.

Our network use spikes with payment cycles and during parts of the month when we are more research intensive, said Richard Calmas, CEO, Neighborhood Pay Services. The ability to scale processing power up and down with demand helps us build our data center around our business model, not around the technical limits of old servers, traditional data centers and month-to-month pricing policies. The added performance and reliability we receive are an unexpected bonus. We can now do more processing for less money, faster than we did with legacy cloud providers.

The need for by-the-minute scaling is common across most organizations that are transaction intensive, said ProfitBricks Chief Executive Officer, U.S., Bob Rizika. Financial services and retail are particularly vulnerable to the limitations of legacy cloud design and pricing models. We believe were bringing a new world of opportunity to those industries, and others, by rethinking and re-architecting cloud computing from the ground up.

InfiniBand: Bringing Supercomputing Technology to Cloud Computing

Among many new technology firsts, ProfitBricks introduced an InfiniBand backed network to cloud computing, the same technology used in high performance computing. InfiniBand offers up to 80 Gbit network speed for users of the ProfitBricks cloud, more than four times the available speed from any other cloud provider. The result is dramatically faster data transfer to and from each server and storage node. Faster throughput is perfect for big data intensive applications, ultimately reducing costs for customers who can provision fewer CPU cores, memory and storage. More information about the first use of InfiniBand high performance cloud technology in the cloud can be found at ProfitBricks.com.

Please visit http://www.profitbricks.com for more information and to signup for a free 14-day trial.

ABOUT PROFITBRICKS

ProfitBricks is a global cloud infrastructure provider with a new platform engineered from the ground up to solve many of the problems of 1st generation cloud platforms. ProfitBricks was founded in 2010 by Achim Weiss and Andreas Gauger, previous cofounders of 1&1, which is a majority part of United Internet AG (UDIRF, $3.9B Mkt Cap). With funding from the founders and United Internet, ProfitBricks has built the worlds first true virtual data center technology enabling flexible user defined instances with live vertical scaling capability, class leading cloud storage allotments all with simple and transparent minute-based billing. Customers can deploy existing and new applications on the ProfitBricks public cloud, or design and build their own private cloud network all without capital or the limitations, risk and overhead of traditional co-location and dedicated hosting solutions. Headquartered in Berlin Germany and Boston, MA, ProfitBricks is comprised of over 100 team members from 16 countries. More information is available at ProfitBricks website at http://www.profitbricks.com.

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DreamHost Introduces DreamCompute Public Cloud Computing Service

October 15, 2012 | Author: admin

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - Oct 15, 2012) - DreamHost, a global leader in Web hosting and cloud services, today announced DreamCompute, a highly scalable and cost-effective cloud computing platform for Internet entrepreneurs and developers. Using DreamCompute's open source infrastructure-as-a-service platform that is Powered by OpenStack, customers can create and prosper in the cloud, powering Web and mobile applications, digital media and e-commerce Web sites, big data analytics, and test and development environments.

DreamCompute is an exciting new edition to DreamHost's growing portfolio of services, which include shared, virtual private, and dedicated Web hosting, as well as cloud object storage with DreamObjects. DreamHost sets itself apart from the cloud crowd by developing innovative and flexible Web and cloud services using open source software.Evolving new cloud capabilities are constantly created, dynamically deployed, and expertly supported. DreamCompute is engineered for scale and efficiency using best-of-breed open source solutions, including the OpenStack cloud platform, scalable Ceph block storage, and Nicira network virtualization.As a champion of the open source community, DreamHost makes major code contributions to open source projects -- for example, by working to integrate Ceph into OpenStack.

The newly launched DreamCompute cloud service is highly scalable, quick to provision, resilient, and secure.It is ready to go for any size workload with compute instances from 1GB to 64GB RAM for ultimate scalability.All of this power comes with no capital outlay or a lengthy procurement approval process; it can be billed to a credit card, making it easy to expense.Pricing for the services will be released publicly in the coming weeks and, in the tradition of DreamHost, will be very attractive to Internet entrepreneurs and developers.In addition, DreamCompute customers will benefit from DreamHost's long-standing focus on industry-leading customer support.

DreamCompute block storage is powered by Ceph, the open source, massively scalable, distributed storage software created by Sage Weil, founder of DreamHost.Ceph is now developed and supported by Inktank and a growing community of developers worldwide.The software is capable of auto-scaling to the exabyte level and beyond, it runs on off-the-shelf hardware, it is self-healing and self-managing, and it has no single point of failure.

DreamCompute works seamlessly with DreamObjects, DreamHost's low cost, object-based public storage service based on Ceph.Both DreamCompute and DreamObjects leverage advanced Ceph technology, which is highly scalable and reliable, cost effective, and fully open source.DreamHost customers can now both process and store virtually limitless data in their quest to write and test web-scale applications.

"DreamCompute has been engineered from the operating system up to deliver the next generation cloud compute service that developers are craving," said Simon Anderson, CEO of DreamHost."With OpenStack virtual machine management, reliable and resilient Ceph block storage, and software-defined networking that truly isolates each instance in the infrastructure, DreamCompute sets a new standard for compute-as-a-service.We're very proud to be a part of delivering the future of the open and scalable cloud."

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The OpenStack Foundation "It's exciting to see DreamHost launch an OpenStack Powered Cloud, expanding the footprint of OpenStack service providers and offering even more choice for our users," said Jonathan Bryce, Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation."DreamHost and its engineers have been significant contributors to OpenStack since joining the effort in early 2011, especially in the areas of block storage and secure, flexible networking capabilities.We look forward to their continued participation as we deliver on our mission of creating the most widely adopted open cloud platform."

Nicira "With DreamCompute, DreamHost takes service provider innovation in the cloud to a new level," said Steve Mullaney, Vice President, Networking Business Unit, VMware, and formerly CEO of Nicira, Inc."DreamHost leverages best-of-breed cloud infrastructure solutions, including the Nicira Network Virtualization Platform (NVP) to deliver the true value of cloud.On demand network provisioning moves the network out of the way and allows cloud customers to increase their business velocity."

Opscode "DreamHost is answering the entrepreneur and developer appetite for massively scalable cloud computing with a differentiated service combining deep hosting expertise with cloud scale and data center reliability," said Jay Wampold, VP of Marketing, Opscode."By using Opscode Private Chef to automate the infrastructure behind DreamCompute, DreamHost is making unlimited computing power available to the masses, delivering a platform for everything from early stage entrepreneurial endeavors to highly sophisticated application development."

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Rackspace Launches Product Certification for Private Cloud Partners

October 15, 2012 | Author: admin

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Today, Rackspace Hosting (RAX), the open cloud company, announced product certifications for Rackspace Private Cloud partners.

We have seen great demand from companies to certify their products, hardware or software, against Rackspace Private Cloud, said Scott Sanchez, director of strategy, Rackspace Private Cloud. We want to continue to foster adoption of open clouds and make it easier for our customers and partners to deploy Rackspace Private Cloud in their data centers.

Rackspace makes deploying and managing private clouds easy. In less than an hour, a Rackspace Private Cloud, dubbed Alamo, canbe downloaded and deployed in a customers data center and supported by the open cloud experts at Rackspace. Thousands of companies, organizations and individuals from around the world have downloaded the Rackspace Private Cloud software and are using it today. Rackspace is now extending the capabilities of this offer by providing programs to help its technology partners validate their offerings against Rackspace Private Cloud, and thereby making those solutions more attractive to customers using Rackspace Private Cloud solutions.

Product Certifications for Rackspace Private Cloud

Building hardware, applications and other platforms that power or run on private clouds based on OpenStack requires deep expertise and knowledge. Rackspace is helping to solve this problem by offering a product certification program for Rackspace Private Cloud. As a consistent, supportable and tested platform, Rackspace Private Cloud is quickly becoming the gold standard to test products for compatibility with open private clouds. There are two types of Rackspace product certifications available:

Running a large-scale, enterprise private cloud is not an easy task, Paul Rad, vice president, private cloud, Rackspace. Our goal is to help enterprise IT to deploy private clouds that have the efficiency and robustness of Rackspaces public cloud, which runs thousands of virtual machines. The product certification program opens the door for IT executives to choose a certified stack that has been validated and supported by Rackspace and its certification partners.

For more information on the product certifications for Rackspace Private Cloud visit: http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/private/partners/

Partner Quotes:

AMD is excited to be at the forefront of building a robustRackspace Private Cloud partnerecosystem. Certifying the industrys highest density, most energy efficient server platform will allow customers to realize the benefits of the open cloud while drastically reducing energy consumption and operating expenses. This is a huge step forward for the industry and we look forward to being one of the leading partners in the program for standards-based, interoperable data center computing. Andrew Feldman, general manager, Data Center Server Solutions, AMD

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DreamHost Makes Cloud Storage and Compute Services Come True with Opscode

October 15, 2012 | Author: admin

SAN DIEGO, Oct.15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --From the OpenStack Summit, Opscode, the leader in cloud infrastructure automation, today announced that DreamHost, a global leader in web and cloud hosting, has deployed Opscode Private Chef to automate configuration and environment management for its new DreamCompute public cloud and DreamObjects cloud storage service. DreamHost is using Private Chef to automate the Ceph-powered object storage infrastructure behind DreamObjects, plus the OpenStack-powered virtual machine management and Ceph-powered block storage infrastructure behind its DreamCompute public cloud computing service. Private Chef enables DreamHost to reduce operations overhead and drive down the cost of its service for customers, while simultaneously ensuring maximum reliability and flexibility.

DreamCompute is a flexible, cost-efficient public cloud platform powered by OpenStack that delivers an easy-to-provision, secure and highly scalable solution for the full spectrum of compute demands. DreamHost's DreamObjects is an inexpensive, scalable object storage service based on Ceph the open source, scalable, distributed storage system that provides an enterprise-class cloud storage solution for individuals and organizations of all sizes.

"DreamHost is on a mission to empower any individual or organization to easily and inexpensively create content, applications and more on the Internet," said Carl Perry, Cloud Architect at DreamHost. "Engineering our solutions to achieve this mission begins with powerful open source platforms like Ceph and OpenStack, and picks up speed from Private Chef, which lets us build for scale, design for uptime and deliver unmatched services, all with little to no manual management."

"DreamHost is answering the entrepreneur and developer appetite for massively scalable cloud storage and computing capacity with unique services combining deep hosting expertise with cloud scale and data center reliability," said Adam Jacob, Chief Customer Officer, Opscode. "By using Opscode Private Chef to automate its Ceph and OpenStack-powered services, DreamHost is enabling businesses to store and process limitless amounts of data and run web-scale applications on the Internet with the security of traditional data center infrastructure."

DreamHost deployed Private Chef to automate everything from resource configuration to deployment for DreamCompute and DreamObjects. Private Chef has enabled DreamHost to manage the maximum amount of infrastructure with minimal resources, reducing operating costs so the hosting leader can pass the savings on to customers worldwide.

Customer Benefits:

About OpscodeOpscode is the leader in cloud infrastructure automation. Opscode helps companies of all sizes develop fully automated server infrastructures that scale easily and predictably; can be quickly rebuilt in any environment; and save developers and systems engineers time and money. Opscode's team is comprised of web infrastructure experts responsible for building and operating some of the world's largest websites and cloud computing platforms. More information can be found at http://www.opscode.com.

About DreamHostDreamHost is a global Web and cloud hosting provider with over 330,000 customers and 1.2 million blogs, websites and apps hosted. The company offers a wide spectrum of Web and cloud hosting solutions including Shared Hosting, Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Dedicated Server Hosting, Domain Name Registration, the cloud storage service, DreamObjects, and the cloud compute service DreamCompute. Please visit http://DreamHost.com for more information.

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Cloud Security Evolves in Wellington

October 14, 2012 | Author: admin

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Cloud Security Evolves in Wellington

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, 14 October 2012. Cloud computing has become the number one priority for New Zealand IT managers, with security seen as the most important criteria for companies when selecting a cloud vendor.

These are just some of the findings from new research that will be presented at the EVOLVE.Cloud security conference to be held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Wellington on Tuesday, 16 October.

The event, hosted by Trend Micro and free for registered attendees, brings together local and global experts, analysts, and leaders across industry to examine the rapidly evolving area of cloud, mobility and the consumerisation of IT.

Designed for IT security professionals and executives, the conference also includes the key players in the cloud ecosystem, such as VMware, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, and Frost and Sullivan.

Sanjay Mehta, Managing Director, Trend Micro ANZ, said: The benefits of cloud computing have been proven for business and government, ranging from lower costs to increased innovation. As with any fast-growing technology, there are risks and challenges, but security should not be seen as a barrier to adoption.

Andre Clarke, Country Manager, NZ, Frost and Sullivan, will present new research analysing the current state of the cloud in New Zealand.

Cloud computing has been transforming businesses and industries for several years. This will continue, but at a faster rate than before, and IT managers in New Zealand are now saying the cloud is their first priority. 57% of organisations that are currently using cloud-based solutions plan to increase their budget over the next 12 months. Of organisations that plan to increase their cloud-based solutions budget, the planned budget increase is generally significant; 18% plan to increase it by more than 20%, said Mr Clarke.

Adrian Van Hest, Director, Risk, Compliance and Security, PricewaterhouseCoopers NZ, will discuss "Cloud - A Perspective for Government." This will leverage PwC's global experience and local knowledge to present a number of real world scenarios, and provide relevant context to assist agencies with their strategy and planning activities as they look to leverage the opportunity presented by the cloud.

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Akitio Cloud Hybrid Review: Convenient NAS and USB Storage in One

October 13, 2012 | Author: admin

Jon L. JacobiJon Jacobi, PCWorld

Jon L. Jacobi has worked with computers since you flipped switches and punched cards to program them, studied music at Julliard, and power mods his car for kicks. More by Jon L. Jacobi

It's nice to be versatile, and the $105 Akitio Cloud Hybrid is just that. You can use this single-bay drive box either for network-attached storage (NAS) via the unit's ethernet jack, or for direct-attached storage (DAS) on a PC or Mac via the box's USB 3.0 port.

You can also access the Cloud Hybrid across the Web by using FTP, WebDav, or Akitio's Web portal using either the device's ID or the MAC address listed on the bottom of the drive. Alternatively, you can use the iOS app.

The Cloud Hybrid is a basic black box. You remove three screws from the bottom of the unit to access the drive bay and install your hard drive. On the front you'll find power, status, and connection status lights, as well as four lights that tell you the approximate percentage of the unit's total storage space that's filled. There are no ports for connecting external devices, so you can't dedicate an attached drive for backup, expanding capacity, hosting printers, or the like.

The Cloud Hybrid offers a decent array of software features. In addition to the aforementioned access protocols, you get local iTunes serving and BitTorrent downloads, plus the usual admin functions for defining users and creating shared folders. The interface is a tad clunky, but it's easy enough to figure out after a few minutes at the Akitio Cloud Hybrid Wiki; the included setup sheet is a tad terse, however. Though network access could be a bit easier to configure, Akitio provides software utilities for finding the box for both Windows and OS X.

A few usage notes: You'll need to power down the Cloud Hybrid before switching interfaces. And you may need to plug the unit in twice the first time you attach it via USBonce for the driver to install, and a second time for the drive to show up. Also, be aware that all of the data on the drive will be visible when you attach the unit to a PC via USB, no matter what access rules you define for the unit as a NAS box. That's a security issue common to all dual-purpose NAS/DAS devices.

If you're looking for flexible single-bay storage that's equally at home attached to a PC or via ethernet, the Akitio Cloud Hybrid is an affordable, competent choice.

Competent NAS and DAS, both in the same affordable box.

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Ubuntu's cloud storage service hits Mac in beta, with 5GB free

October 12, 2012 | Author: admin

Canonical's Ubuntu One cloud storage service hit Mac OS X in a beta on Thursday, bringing Ubuntu's Dropbox competitor to all widely used platforms. The service already had applications for Windows, iOS, Android, and of course, Ubuntu.

"As this is a beta we are still working hard fixing bugs to make the Mac client even slicker," Canonical said in an announcement. "Please be patient whilst we iron out the kinks over the coming weeks." Users can report bugs at the Ubuntu One help site.

Just like Dropbox, SkyDrive, or Google Drive, Ubuntu One adds a folder to your file system for sharing files across devices. It also provides a management console from which you can add folders to sync, manage connected devices, share links, and configure settings on syncing, notifications, and limits on upload and download speed:

Beyond the desktop and mobile clients, there's a browser-based tool to access files from any device. I tested out syncing a file from a Mac to an Ubuntu PC this morning, and it worksquickly. In addition to 5GB storage, the free tier of the service provides file sync across all platforms, sharing folders and files, and mobile access. Canonical is in the money-making business, though, so there are subscription options and integration with the Ubuntu One Music Store in a manner similar to that used by Amazon's Cloud Drive.

For $2.99 a month or $29.99 a year, Ubuntu One users can add 20GB for a total of 25GB storage, and can continue to add 20GB blocks for the same price. For $3.99 a month or $39.99 a year, users get the additional 20GB plus music streaming on mobile, with a cache for offline listening. You can start off with six months of free music streaming and 20GB of storage by buying one track from Ubuntu One.

Ubuntu One hit the 1 million user mark last year, and offers adeveloperprogram for building applications on top of the service.

Jon Brodkin / Jon is Ars Technica's senior IT reporter, covering the latest in business technology and the intersection of consumer technology and IT. He also writes about technology policy, patent litigation, supercomputing, and wireless technology.

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HP Adds Another Feather to its Cap: HP Cloud

October 12, 2012 | Author: admin

By SiliconIndia| Thursday, 11 October 2012, 18:15 IST | 1 Comments

Bangalore: For years, Hewlett Packard was best known for its servers in the enterprise. But for now it seems the thought of cloud computing is taking over, as HP is the latest to join the cloud community, as enterprises are already satisfied with HPs cloud service.

HP cloud offers a long list of Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS, which certainly is a big-blow to major players like Amazon and Google.

HPs cloud is primarily built on OpenStack technology, which makes the service quite flexible when compared to other clouds. Another advantage is the price list. HP offers 1GB of RAM for 4 cents per hour which better when compared to Rackspaces 6 cents per hour for a 1GB machine.

But still with all these advantages, enterprises are a bit disappointed on the unavailability of operating systems such as Windows Server and Red Hat Enterprise Server. Marc Padovani, HP Cloud Services director of product management, has hinted that the Windows Server operating system will arrive sooner, rather than later.

HPs Persistent Storage:

From the traditional idea of having a separate storage of each web service, HP has introduced its version called HP Cloud Object Storage. Inspired from Amazon S3, the cloud object storage provides APIs for storing and retrieving files.

Another stand out quality is its web interface. Files can be uploaded directly as the browser handles the rest of computing process. Also there are network monitoring tools incorporated within the browser so that users can predetermine the ports to be opened on their respective machines. This saves the logging time into each machine to run a script.

The storage price is another big advantage in HPs cloud. While the uploading bandwidth comes free, the outgoing data has a price. After the first few free gigabytes, the cost per data downloaded is 12 cents.

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This Week in the Cloud: OpenStack, Analytics and More

October 12, 2012 | Author: admin

This week had a few notable updates, including one from Rackspace. The cloud hosting provider introduced something called OpenStack Fundamentals, a certification course thats based on material developed for internal use. The material has been around for a year or so, so Rackspace had a lot of time to polish it up before offering it to the community.

OpenStack Fundamentals is available for $2500 per seat, and organizations have the option of setting up an on-premise classroom for up to 18 engineers for a fee. Rackspace is justifying the premium price tag with the very valid claim that enterprises are looking to hire IT personnel with cloud expertise more than ever.

The second update comes from the VMworld Europe conference that was held this week in Spain. One of the clients at the event was a service provider named Colt, which shared its VCE and VMware View case studies on the showroom floor. The firm is leveraging Vblocks, Cisco UCS servers and management software from Atlantis to support 20,000 virtual desktops; it also operates the single largest vCloud 5.1 deployment in Europe.

In turn, Alteryx released version8.0of its analytics software. The main addition is Analytics Gallery, a hosted app marketplace that clients can use to distribute apps and info within their organization. Gallery features 30 different analytical apps and 5 native data visualization tools that allow decision makers to gain faster access to insight.

In the personal cloud space, Springpad rolled out a few new features to its web and Android apps. The productivity tool now has Board, a scrapbook interface that allows you to organize notes pictures via simple drag-n-drop. Springpad has become even more user friendly with the ability to reshuffle notebooks at any given time.

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