Brief analysis of HP Cloud computing features

HP fills out its cloud computing development strategy, offering an unlimited set of products and services and setting a date for its public cloud computing. See the Independent Blog message earlier. Which disclosed: HP is a long-term sponsor of the Briefingsdirect podcast. I know that in the last 20 years HP has done a great job as a journalist, analyst and producer. That's why I'm a fearless hp supporter, despite a series of problems.

HP has made it clear that commercial cloud computing (CAAB) is a real long-term opportunity, waiting to be taken to the opportunity to take advantage of the cloud. Hewlett-Packard is thankful for the companies, organizations and individuals that are driving caab in any way and believes they will succeed.

That's why the cloud is probably the best thing that's ever happened to HP, and that's why HP is starting to develop the global cloud market from its unique vantage point. When it comes to cloud computing, there are 10 reasons to make HP unique and stronger than other companies:

1. Suitable old system. HP is not just trying to get a consistently profitable operating system platform, an integrated intermediate software platform, a database platform, a business application suite, a development framework, or other software infrastructure that limits the ability to quickly pursue cloud models without hurting the economy.

2.HP has been supporting all major operational environment projects, such as UNIX, Linux, windows-, and all major open source and commercial it stacks, intermediate software, virtual machine technology, and application kits. This includes products, technologies and services. Nothing prevents HP from doing things like other inventors-or preventing it from making industrial adjustments. HP is a strong supporter of open-shelves systems and KVM.

3. Cloud value software. HP application development cycle, testing and quality assurance of the old system computing software products, performance management, System management, portfolio management, business Services management, general configuration Management database, Enterprise Service Bus, SOA registry, it Financial management suite-all with cloud computing value-added. HP has a long software service (SaaS) for testing and developing other applications in old systems. These are the only paths to cloud computing, and they are core competencies.

4. Correct hardware. Hewlett-Packard has a UNIX and High-performance computing platform with a large and powerful platform, with space-saving blades and x86 structural frameworks, rooms, database system rules and advanced enclosures. HP rightly sees the future of virtual servers, storage, networking, and various converged infrastructures, which are as efficient and applicable as cloud computing.

5. Adequate cash. Hewlett-Packard relies heavily on computers and printers for its revenues. But unlike other companies that rely on other large it vendors, this is incompatible with large, healthy cloud computing capital. PCs and printers may not grow as fast as they used to, but the rapid growth of the cloud does not increase from zero as the hardware client does. As mentioned in the first article, dependencies do not prevent companies from quickly pursuing cloud models.

6. Security is still the biggest obstacle to cloud computing, and security is not a product, but a process with experience, knowledge, and many technical implementation essentials. HP wisely integrates security into its products and services. The public cloud provider, as the first line of defense, protects the growth of all its users, and HP combines mixed cloud security services with cloud ecosystem customers in the best possible way.

7. Data and unstructured information. Because HP supports many databases, businesses, and open source libraries, it can play a neutral partner in a mixed environment. Discretionary buying gives it the unique advantage of being able to use unstructured data as an analysis, control, and management structure, or even to combine the analytical values between them. The business value of data combined with cloud computing will become higher, HP's role can do more, and nothing will stop HP from doing so. It already provides MySQL cloud data services.

8. Technical services and professional services. HP is a partner rather than an intruder, developing support for it, helpdesk, and support for resolution requests, but it has not become a global system integrator like IBM that conflicts with the conflict of channels and collaborative work and ecological synergy. This is a collaborative process, IT service delivery partners of the harmonious supply chain (not ecological integration)-cloud providers need these to grow. HP can foster technology services and new integration services, which are carried out along the cloud service continuum, and are better served by customers and cloud services.

9. Management, automation, remote service. These enterprises and SMEs (SMBs) have made a transition from virtualization and data center to cloud and hybrid models, which want to hold it firmly, but fewer practical systems. Remote management, unified management, business management is the principle of mixed computing, in this regard HP has been in the forefront of the world. Moreover, their advanced cloud computing remains a core competency for both companies and cloud providers. HP's performance management continues to improve, making it a key provider of cloud computing and business services.

10. Neutrality, mutual trust, mutual infiltration and positioning. At the same time HP is working with the global it ecosystem and they are not real partnerships. Its relationship with Microsoft is a perfect example. HP is so big that it can't be threatened (we'll see how Oracle does it), but don't be too aggressive, so HP will lose its opponents ' ability to deliver solutions to end users because of channel or ecosystem conflicts. Cloud services and Caab values will depend on trust and neutrality because the partner of the cloud provider is the user's partner. Both sides need to feel the right relationship. HP may be far more than that, and only a few companies have the same role in the market as it does.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)