Le cloud computing selon Gartner
Posted by Aurélien Pelletier | Filed under architecture
Côté face :
Une étude à 500 $ : Private Cloud Computing: The Steppingstone to the Cloud
Le message est clair pour faire du cloud commencez par le private cloud.
Côté tranche :
En cherchant un peu le contenu de l’étude est accessible gratuitement 
“Appropriate investments in private cloud computing will make it easier for enterprises to gradually use public cloud services as needed”
C’est encore plus clair: Investissez dans le private cloud computing.
Côté pile :
Sur le blog du rédacteur du rapport
I described the three most common things that were being described as private clouds:
- IT defending its turf: Shared services that were being re-labelled as private clouds (but without a self-service interface, or much automation at all)
- Vendors defending their products: Old products being re-labelled as private clouds in a box (I described most of these as “lipstick on a pig”)
- Advanced server virtualization deployments: Although few have a true self-service interface, the intention is certainly there
Gartner, what else?
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