A few years ago, VMware CEO Paul Maritz held a media conference in Beijing. At the meeting, Paul Maritz shared with many media the latest developments and trends in the field of cloud computing, briefly outlined VMware's core strategy in cloud computing, and outlined VMware's future prospects and direction in the Chinese market.
VMware CEO Paul Maritz
Today, cloud computing has become a hot topic in the current IT industry. In the early days of cloud computing, the industry was more focused on public cloud services in an attempt to fully utilize new applications and architectures to meet the needs of its customers. However, such a path of development was too radical and could not be unanimously endorsed by customers.
Unlike the "reinventor" cloud computing model, VMware advocates a three-step evolution model based on an existing "evolutionary paradigm," first by virtualizing the business infrastructure and secondly by moving existing data centers Into the cloud within the enterprise, to achieve the sharing of internal IT resources; the same time, with the hosting and service providers to work together to achieve a compatible external cloud. Finally, through the realization of federal management between the cloud, the internal resources and external resources available to connect to help businesses get the value of cloud computing.
Paul Maritz said: "In the view of VMware, cloud computing is not a goal, but a method of computing." It efficiently pools on-demand and self-managing virtual infrastructures into resource pools, and "services" To provide. "
For the best way for businesses to develop cloud computing, Paul believes that the hybrid cloud that private and public clouds coexist is the most viable path for the enterprise.
Paul also explained VMware's strengths in cloud computing: "VMware adds" automation "bulletins to virtualization as a foundation for easier and more controlled management both inside and outside the enterprise; In addition, VMware, through SpringSource, will further innovate and develop integrated 'platform as a service' to help customers quickly build new enterprise and web applications.
According to a Silicon Valley power reporter, VMware has worked with data center providers such as EMC, Cisco and NetApp in 2009 and Paul said that in 2010, VMware will be pleased to work with more data center providers to ensure that users can Secure, easy-to-use VMware software to manage data center hardware investments.