Server and Virtualization market latest events and trends inventory

In the middle of the 2014, during this time, there have been many big events in the server and virtualization markets, and the introduction of a new product could mean a trend in the field. Now let's take a look at the latest big events and trends in the server and virtualization marketplace. 498) this.width=498 ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript:return big (This) ' src= ' http://s7.51cto.com/wyfs02/M00/2B/D9/ Wkiom1onmzps3qeiaacfbibqapg291.png "width=" border= "0" height= "219" alt= "Market Trend"/>virtual SAN technology has finally progressed. Efficient and Low-cost Virtual storage Area Network (SAN) technology will have a significant impact on most enterprises in the near future. Sans enable organizations to derive more from their virtual infrastructure (for example, organizations can more easily migrate virtual machines between physical servers or create high-availability clusters). But for small organizations, sans are often too expensive and complex. The advent of VMWare virtual San Products has made virtual SAN technology truly improved. The key difference with other virtual storage systems is that virtual sans are built into VMware's hypervisor, while other virtual storage systems need to run storage hypervisor or virtual storage applications on the server hypervisor. beijing-based, senior manager of the storage and availability team at VMware China Research and Development Center, said at the Beijing press conference that VMware Vsan is a networked, fully distributed cluster, with a hybrid strategy to provide performance with SSD and capacity from a common machinery platform. This makes the total cost of vsan applicable to a wider market range. In addition, a significant advantage of a Virtual SAN is its low cost, which does not require any special hardware, and the enterprise can use existing storage devices, as long as it is on VMware's Hardware Compatibility List, without having to purchase additional hardware. Open computing Projects (open Compute project) lower overhead open Computing project (Open Compute Project) was created by Facebook to share more efficient server design with the common IT industry. Today, large carriers are increasingly using cheap standard servers based on open Compute Project (OCP). These servers are not provided by HP and Dell, but by less well-known manufacturers such as QUANTAQCT and Wiwynn. (Qct is a quanta company.) Quanta is a Taiwanese server manufacturer. ) "Ready-madeThe server contains features that most enterprises do not need to use, so it is not economical to buy money. "said Frankovsky, a former vice-president of Facebook. "This leads to extra cost and power wastage," he said. Another problem is that products like HP and Dell cannot be managed uniformly. "By law, the technology that is first adopted by high-end users eventually filters down into large enterprises and small businesses, and ultimately the SME market." These OCP-based servers can handle virtualization and traditional computing tasks perfectly, and more people will see this in the near future. Has VDI matured? Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) technology is promising, but it's not always there. But more recently, the involvement of industry giants Amazon and VMware has DaaS the market for desktop services. A few weeks later this March, VMware launched deepwater DaaS (Windows desktops and servers that support the use of the latest acquisitions of Deskton company Technology), Amazon's Workspaces virtual computing was launched at the end of March ( Supports Mac and PC desktops as well as ipads and other Tablet PCs. Microvisor virtualization is safer in the future the popular technology also includes desktop-related, task-based "Microvisor" virtualization. The goal of an enterprise server is often an intruder, and the hacker attacks the server within the corporate network as a platform by attacking the user's machine with phishing and malware. Microvisor-based security products such as Bromium effectively create miniature virtual machines (MICROVM) to run each user task (such as opening a separate Web page or document), and when the page or document is closed, the user task ends. Because MICROVM are isolated from each other and are isolated from the operating system as a whole, this means that even if a user opens an infected Web page or document, or even installs a rootkit on MICROVM, the entire system does not pose a security threat. Because the MICROVM closed, all the Trojans also disappeared.