12 Trends in future data centers and cloud computing

With the IT world moving into another new platform-client/server to cloud-on-demand services-many business users are pondering how to adjust or upgrade their systems to meet the needs of the internet era. At present, most large enterprises have been able to cope with petabytes (1 pb=1024 TB) data processing and storage transaction requirements, and a large number of data loads are gradually transitioning to a growing number of small and medium enterprise user business. They are increasingly discovering in practical applications that forward-looking business data can help them predict the future of the market and help them understand the specific distribution of new customers.

In view of this, here are 12 trends in the future of the data center and cloud.

Trend one: preconfigured hardware and software

Businesses have been looking for ways to simplify it, including by buying pre-configured middleware and application platforms. servers, storage arrays, and switches will be integrated into the trend.

Trend Two: An increasing number of Low-power micro-servers
 
More and more customers are starting to think about how to handle general work transactions with Low-power, inexpensive servers equipped with standard processors. A large number of cloud service providers, such as Google, have begun to lay it out.

Trend Three: More applications will be implanted into virtual machines
 
Almost half of enterprise applications are in virtual machines, and this trend will be further enhanced.

Trend Four: Virtualization further development
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Worldwide, the number of virtual hosts in 2011 will exceed the number of physical servers, thanks largely to x86 servers.

      Trend Five: Build more data centers
 
up to now, this is by far the most successful cloud computing applications-data centers that can handle high-traffic sites such as Google, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Amazon and Yahoo. The ad-based revenue model will inject strong momentum into this trend.

      Trend Six: business-to-business Cloud will change the traditional it delivery model
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For example, Salesforce.com provides automated tools for corporate customers, and Amazon and Rackspace provide virtual servers for businesses. Servers and network hardware manufacturers may be reluctant to see the situation, although they themselves provide a large number of hardware products for Amazon, Salesforce.com and Rackspace.

Trend Seven: Business Analytics Vista Unlimited

new low-priced software-including client and cloud server-chart, storage, and analytics business data software is changing the datacenter from cost center to strategic Business Asset Center.

Trend Eight: More efficient management of data center
 
DCIM (Data center Infrastructure managment, Datacenter infrastructure management) companies such as Nlyte, Avocent, New software tools, Accessit, BMC, Aptare, Modius and Rackwise, will enable more effective monitoring and control of the data center-physical and digital activities at all levels, including power usage efficiencies, storage capacity, etc.

Trend Nine: bulk storage development continues to lead
 
Fortunately, storage hardware and software vendors are on the front end of the trend, they continue to improve disk storage capacity and disk read and write speed,More efficient file system tools are also available.

Trend Ten: solid-state processors will have more "shelter"
 
SSD solid-state drives are more prevalent in data centers, whether it be servers, storage arrays, switches, routers or power supplies, video surveillance, are built with SSDs. and hard drive and tape storage will fade out of sight over time.

Trend 11: VDI Virtualization Desktop receives more attention
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The CIO and CTO eventually began to seriously consider Microsoft's client-server standards and began deploying virtualized desktops that could be accessed anywhere from any device.

Trend 12: Monolithic data centers tend to die out
 
If your server is proprietary and does not use any virtualization or cloud service forms, you may be phased out.

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