Future planning for HP Cloud computing Services

At the OpenStack meeting in San Francisco, Hewlett-Packard gave viewers a detailed introduction to its cloud computing strategy. People have also been speculating about when the technology mecca of Silicon Valley will clearly show its cloud ambitions.


　　


is led by Zorawar "Biri" Singh (HP's http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1719.html "> Senior Vice president and general manager of cloud Services), A group of elites from California State Palo Alto were the main participants in the Conference. Singh described the plan for HP's cloud computing services and described how his partner companies would work and what he thought about the future.


　　


HP is planning to compete in the cloud market and is a high level of competition, which is a clear message.


　　


"This time, it's interesting to build a virtual machine," Singh said. "The distinction is that you have to make sure there is a cloud based on Sal on a large scale, and it is important that the cloud delivers a bunch of services and tools that enable people to arrange and build things that can be safely run on the cloud."


　　


as the company's initial "cloud ecosystem", the aggregation cloud is a definition of what Singh describes. The system relies not only on a cloud--just as the API supports AMAZONEC2 and OpenStack.


　　


"For me, the API is a final manifestation of the SOA world," Singh said. "For HP, we all believe that the API is on a slope in terms of the choreography and interaction between the cloud and the workload," he said. We intend to essentially allow many APIs to support a multitude of clouds. ”


　　

The new project, which
May 10 into public testing, has attracted a number of partners, including major forces in different cloud areas.


　　


"It's one of those things we do in the rudder room," Singh said. "I think a lot of collaborators are looking at it on a scale and, in addition, companies like HP can help if they want to achieve it." To be honest, you may have seen One-third of the partners on the list, and I think there will be a perfect result soon. In the range of vision, it has no real end, it's just a line of things we want to do. ”


　　


's One-third Partners in the list already include Cloud management partners, such as Rightscale, monitoring company New Relic, security company Dome9, and some platform-service participants, including Appfog,cloudbees,cumulogic, Exo and Zend. Hewlett-Packard also stressed that the developer's experience is not only dependent on a language, he will support java,ruby,php. NET and others.


　　


according to Singh, all of these are being built into the future of a small number of global cloud computing ecosystems. He believes that some of these will be vendor driven and clustered in a closed centralized architecture. Others, like Hewlett-Packard, will push the open source movement.


　　


"Today my view is that 6 months or even five years from now, the HP Cloud ecosystem will be a system in which you will have thousands of partners who provide the basic services of the world and they can make it monetization in the cloud market," Singh said. "We don't want to be the middleman, we want this market to interact and be completely automated." ”


　　


said HP promised to keep its cloud open and transparent because the Apache protocol is innovating and "That's what we need it to be." "HP is not interested in launching a separate stack," he added.


　　


"In good faith, if we want to, we will not do"


　　


in his speech, he talked about HP's design considerations for the future of cloud computing, where he focused on several important areas, including your own device (BYOD), the interoperability of the cloud and the "backward" integration of enterprises through private cloud.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)