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	Cloud licensing sets up a compliance nightmare The licensing landscape is rocky when you move into the cloud. In fact, it gets substantially more confusing, both for users and for the cloud providers seeking their business. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Uptime Software Free Trial: Unified Monitoring - Servers, VMs, Apps, Network "up.time" is unified multi-platform/environment server monitoring, application monitoring, network monitoring and capacity management. Get dashboards and deep dive tools for comprehensive monitoring, alerting and reporting on IT performance, availability and capacity. One unified view. One Comprehensive Product. One Scalable IT Monitoring Solution. Free 30-Day Trial: Download Here In this Issue Google and Red Hat collaborate on App Engine in private clouds Powering Los Angeles one cloud migration at a time Capgemini Skysight hybrid cloud orchestration service focuses on Microsoft WHITE PAPER: NeuStar, Inc. Maximizing the Mobile Web User Experience: Tips of the Trade This paper examines the need for performance monitoring in this mobile age and offers tips for maximizing the user experience--and your rewards. Learn More. Google and Red Hat collaborate on App Engine in private clouds The Google Cloud Platform team has been working with Red Hat's JBoss Application Server team to help create an alternate implementation of Google App Engine running on top of JBoss. Read More Powering Los Angeles one cloud migration at a time If there ever was any doubt about the energy-efficiency benefits of tapping the cloud for hosted applications, here comes research to put the issue to rest once and for all. Read More Capgemini Skysight hybrid cloud orchestration service focuses on Microsoft Capgemini is introducing a hybrid cloud orchestration service focused on Microsoft products, although enterprises will be able to manage any load with the offering, including applications running on Linux, the company said. Read More
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