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Mark Vaughn (MBA, VCP, BEA-CA) serves as an enterprise architect for a multinational corporation. Vaughn has more than 14 years of experience in IT as a Unix administrator, developer, Web hosting administrator, IT manager and enterprise architect. For several years, he has focused on using the benefits of virtualization to consolidate data centers, reduce total cost of ownership, and implement policies for high availability and disaster recovery. Vaughn is a recipient of the 2009 vExpert award and has delivered several presentations at VMworld and BEAWorld conferences in the U.S. and Europe. Read his blog at http://blog.mvaughn.us.
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Contributions from Mark Vaughn
- It's time for server and networking teams to make peace
- Advantages to virtualizing mission-critical workloads
- Don't fear virtualizing mission-critical apps
- Embrace, don't fear automation
- Virtualization is changing the storage landscape
- Has virtualization lived up to its promise?
- Making cloud strategies work for your business
- When it comes to storage capacity, more can be less
- Evolution of the software-defined data center
- Big data analytics for the little guy
- The role of desktop hypervisors in virtual data centers
- Embrace, don’t fear, new data center technology
- Buyer beware: Multi-hypervisor management tools
- Where hardware leads, software follows
- Chargeback vs. showback: Which method is best for you?
- Virtualizing tier-one applications: The next frontier
- Asking stupid questions leads to virtualization success
- Virtualization hardware: Has the debate shifted?
- Home labs for virtualization: Easier than ever to build
- Local storage for virtualization: Will it catch on?
Virtualization Strategies for the CIO