Microsoft to upgrade Systemcenter system for cloud computing

Beijing time March 23 Morning News, Microsoft announced in Tuesday, the IT Management System Center will be upgraded to enable it to manage virtual machines under the cloud computing architecture.　　In addition, the new System Center will help the enterprise's departmental IT leaders to better manage their departmental system resources. The new system Center 2012 will be launched later this year. The two new features will help the Enterprise Central IT department meet the needs of various departments under a unified organizational framework. Amy Barzdukas, senior executive of Microsoft's product management, said: "If the corporate central IT department does not act quickly enough, departmental IT staff will not work around them Amy Bazdukas." If you want to deploy some services more quickly, departmental IT staff may gain space directly from platforms such as Windows Auzre. "System Center Virtual Machine Management Tool 2012 will help system administrators deploy virtual machines on a local server or on a Microsoft Azure platform."　　Administrators can group virtual machines and set up server groups for different tasks and lines of business. Microsoft released this product very timely. Chris Wolf, vice president of Gartner, Chris Wolf that Cloud management is now more than just creating virtual machines and deploying them in cloud computing architectures. Enterprises also need tools for automatic configuration and manipulation.　　Bazdukas said Microsoft expects to ship 7.5 million servers using Windows Server systems in 2012, of which 1.5 million will be used in highly virtualized environments. System Center 2012 will also help enterprise IT staff to better control the allocation of departmental resources.　　This "Concero" application will help the system administrator assign the server group or other resources to the department manager to enable the department manager to gain better control over these resources. Microsoft announced the two new features of System Center at this week's Las Vegas Microsoft Management Summit. Microsoft also talked about other improvements to System Center. (Chu Yue)