Tag: Cloud OS
Brad Anderson at TechEd 2013: Delivering on our vision with cloud-first approach
About 2 months ago, Brad Anderson kicked off a more regular and in depth cadence of blogging on our Microsoft Server and Cloud Blogs through the In the Cloud Blog. In this really short amount of time Brad has published 24 posts that really give an amazing in depth look at Microsoft’s Cloud OS and our cloud-first approach from his
The Private Cloud Blog has combined its efforts with Building Clouds
Hey everyone, I wanted to give you an update on things since we have been a little quiet on the Windows Server Blog over the last couple of months. Clearly, we are in the down section of the blog cycle. Once the BIG Stories about Windows Server 2012 have been told, the technology teams pick
Brad Anderson on the topic of Hybrid IT
Hello again, As you all know, building the ideal IT infrastructure requires planning for a lot of different performance features (reliability, flexibility, scalability, agility). In our new world of IT, planning needs to also consider what is the right place to host workloads (private cloud, public cloud, hosted cloud, on-premise). In his newest post, Brad Anderson, corporate vice
Brad Anderson on A Real Cloud OS for the Enterprise Cloud Era
Hey everyone, Kevin Beares here… I definitely think you should go check out this latest installment from Brad Anderson. You’ve heard us talk about the Cloud OS before, and, in a new post from the In the Cloud blog, Brad Anderson (Corporate Vice President, Windows Server & System Center), examines how this operating system works,