Microsoft Pulse Virtualization: Cloud computing is not a rapids

June 3, 2010, the first "Microsoft Virtualization Summit" held in Beijing, the summit with the "virtual to swim in the cloud" as the theme, invited Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Hitachi, NETAPP, Jie and other partners, as well as a large number of user representatives to attend the meeting,　　Share and explore Microsoft Virtualization solutions and application practices. In the opening speech, Mr. Michel Van der Bel, chief operating officer of Microsoft Corporation's vice president in Greater China, said that cloud computing had opened the curtain on the change in IT architecture, and that virtualization of servers and data centers was just the beginning, not the end of the architecture change.　　Microsoft's Cloud Computing Center, which runs on the Windows Server platform and is under the control of Microsoft server and virtualization Management Tools System Center, carries Microsoft's mission-oriented business from corporate users to consumers, he said. Mr. Sun Jiandong, general manager of market strategy at Microsoft Greater China, said in a subsequent speech that virtualization is an important foundation for data centers to implement cloud computing, but virtualization is not a cloud in itself, but one way to cloud computing. Virtualization does not represent the full range of cloud computing centers, which makes data center computing more scalable and more flexible, providing a better service for cloud computing. However, at the current level of technology, virtualization is not omnipotent. It is for this reason that Microsoft provides users with a more comprehensive and complete solution and management tool spanning virtual and non-virtual platforms to provide users with a more reasonable infrastructure for cloud computing centers. As the largest software provider, Microsoft is the only data center in the world that builds and operates a public cloud, and a vendor that builds private cloud solutions, says Sun Jiandong. Sun Jiandong, general manager of marketing strategy, Microsoft Greater China, said in a subsequent interview, Sun Jiandong told reporters that cloud computing and virtualization are not disruptive technologies, and that companies do not need to rebuild their original IT systems because of them, but that they can implement deployment without retaining the original IT system. It needs to be clear, however, that it decision-makers must now plan cloud computing and virtualization into system-building planning, otherwise the future will inevitably lead to unnecessary capital and human waste.　　At the same time, cloud computing and virtualization are not the "patents" of large enterprises, and by leveraging Microsoft's corresponding offerings and solutions, small and midsize enterprises can fully benefit from cloud computing and virtualization at a very small cost. Sun Jiandong Special Emphasis, now some enterprises and IT personnel there is a misunderstanding, that is, that cloud computing or castles in the castle, more is a conceptual thing, its landing and implementation of a great difficulty, so these enterprises are often blindly waiting, missed the opportunity. He pointed out that the landing of cloud computing is not difficult, and its implementation is not a torrent of rapids. The crux of the problem is that enterprises need to do it planning, the enterprise's IT strategy and cloud computing closely together,and carefully deployed.　　The ultimate goal of cloud computing is to provide end users with a better user experience, as well as a more flexible and powerful IT service support, which is the only way to make cloud computing. It is reported that Microsoft's cloud computing center, costing 500 million of billions of dollars, is the equivalent of 60 football pitches, and the number of servers is increasing by 10,000 units a month, hosting 2.8 billion searches per month, 60 billion corporate mail processing, 240 billion instant messaging, and services for 2 million enterprise end users. Sun Jiandong finally revealed that Microsoft is in China with relevant government departments and partners to discuss the implementation of Microsoft's cloud Computing Center and landing issues, I believe that in the near future, China's vast number of users will also enjoy the Microsoft Cloud Computing Center services.