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Protection des données et cloud   JEAN-MICHEL HUET BearingPoint Un des enjeux essentiels du cloud relève de la gestion, utilisation et protection des données. Les implications sont d'ordre éthique, financier et juridique. La question est au coeur du développement du cloud. (26/07/2013)   Le  Cloud  est l'aboutissement d'un mouvement de fond vers la simplification et la dématérialisation des services informatiques. Le PC avait rapproché les moyens informatiques des utilisateurs mais en avait aussi imposé la complexité à tout un chacun; le Cloud  lui, permet enfin de ne conserver que l'usage. La boucle serait donc bouclée. Ainsi de plus en plus, de sociétés et d'individus font appel à des services qui leur sont délivrés sous forme de  cloud computing , en en ayant conscience... ou non: des services de mail, de gestion / stockage de documents, etc. L'information présente sur des supports physiques tels les ordinateurs ou les clés USB se déplace inexorablement vers

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Join Ian Clayton for a great webtalk https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/9105/80139 Outside-in thinking is needed to give IT a winning strategy. But inside-out leadership is required to make the changes that enable successful execution. Listen to this webcast to get real advice on what it takes for you to successfully deliver IT as a Service in the cloud era.

VMware vCloud Automation Center 5.2 Detailed Installation Guide Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook VMware announced the release of vCloud Automation Center (vCAC) 5.2 in April, a dot-release follow on to vCAC 5.1.  This release shipped with it several improvements, bug fixes, tighter vCloud Director integration, and so on.  Some of the highlights include, but not limited to: Deeper integrations with vCloud Director - vCAC 5.1 added basic support for consuming vCD as an Endpoint to enable vApp deployments into VDC's. Although functional, the options were limited, especially with "day 2" management of vApps. vCAC 5.2 adds greater functionality, deployment options, support for all three VDC allocation models (PAYG, Allocation Pool, Reservation Pool), and the ability to manage individual machine within the vApp independently...a much needed addition. Added support for vCloud Networking & Security (vCNS) use cases - vCNS integration brings with it the

Hi everyone, In 2007, i have created for Fujitsu Québec what we call now a IAAS Cloud.  Yes IT was 5 years ago and this Project was called EVE ( for environnement virtuel d'exploitation ou d exploration , or in english virtual production or exploration environnement). At this Time we use to work with vmware and Microsoft technology, so we did use hyper-v, scvmm 2008, and vmware infrastructure version 3.5. Vmware lab manager was not available at the beginning of the project. So first a little description of the hardware. 5 Fujitsu servers, 1 Fujitsu eternus SAN, fc 4 gb, 1 gb Network.  But why did we use hyper-v, IT was releated to Microsoft evaluation products which were available in vhd only and licences delivered by MS were not convertible. So two hosts were dedicated to Microsoft, 2 for vmware, and last one was able to make dual boot and got enough internal Storage for external demo. So we did have a virtual vcenter, ad, and scvmm. All the Lab was managed by scvmm. IT did have t

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by  Salman UI Haq  on  July 10, 2013   in  Cloud Computing ,  Computing ,  Host ,  How to ,  IT ,  Security ,  Storage ,  Technology Issues in Migrating Legacy Systems to the Cloud Increasing Cloud adoption by small and big enterprises is primarily fuelled by the growing demand for resource and service consolidation coupled with efficient resource usage while delivering cost savings. With these benefits comes with the challenges of integrating diverse set of service portfolio. Cloud integration has its own plethora of issues which might be alien for small to medium sized enterprises which are new to the Cloud and do not have the expertise to deal with Cloud migration and integration issues. Let us, very briefly look at some of the issues companies face when integrating legacy systems and services on the Cloud. Often times, it may not be a good idea to integrate legacy SaaS systems into IaaS Cloud for a small enterprise because of added security risks which have to be a

this post will talk about vloud director 5.1installation needs   Supported vCloud Director operating systems The supported operating systems that can be installed for vCloud include: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (64-bit), Update 4 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (64-bit), Update 5 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (64-bit), Update 6 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (64-bit), Update 8 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit), Update 1 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit), Update 2 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit), Update 3 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 (64-bit) Disk Space Requirements Each vCloud Director server requires approximately 950 MB of free space for the installation and log files. Memory Requirements Each vCloud Director server must be provisioned with at least 1 GB of memory. 2 GB is recommended. Linux Software Packages Each vCloud Director server must include installations of several common Linux software packages. These packages are typically installed by default with the operatin

Hi everyone, I m going the share with you my technical knowledge of Trend Micro securecloud. but first let me explain what this product do.  Trend Micro SecureCloud™ provides distinctive data protection for cloud and virtual environments using encryption with policy-based key management and unique server validation. This protection safely and easily secures sensitive data stored with leading cloud service providers, including  Amazon EC2, Dell, Eucalyptus, and NTT America, as well as VMware vCloud and any  virtual environment.   What are the benefits of this product:   Security ·          Enables data protection in private and public clouds and virtual environments ·          Promotes safe storage recycling by rendering any data remnants indecipherable ·          Facilitates compliance and supports internal governance Control ·          Specifies when and where information is accessed through policy-based key management ·          Offers unique server aut