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20071015 Monday October 15, 2007

Sun's xVM strategy - the cross between virtualization and management

Sun has just publicly previewed its plans around virtualization and management, a systemic approach putting together the individual technologies in such a way as to make a compelling solution.

xvm = virtualization platform plus management solution 

As you might be able to tell from some of my other blog entries, my side of things focuses around system management. I'm part of the xVM Ops Center development engineering team, involved in the systems management technology used at the heart of Ops Center - where the "system" we're talking about managing isn't a desktop, it's one or more data centers. The core of our technology is also across a wide range of other Sun products for their management and monitoring solutions, including in Solaris and across Sun's entire middleware in the Java Enterprise System stack.

It's an exciting place to be!

( Oct 15 2007, 12:55:24 PM CEST ) Permalink

Innovation at Sun

I've just been on the road visiting the 'states again, with a packed agenda.

First off, I spent 3 days at Monterrey Bay at an internal Sun conference around Innovation. Some of the stuff we've been working on in the management space has been pretty innovative, and I'd had a paper accepted to this conference which is organized by Sun's CTO organization to get Sun's innovators together with our Distinguished Engineers and Fellows to share what we've all been up to and to be able to build synergy standing on each others shoulders to build even greater things.

Here's a snap of Gilles and myself down on the beach at 6am, before the conference started...

on the beach at IAS

( Oct 15 2007, 12:22:19 PM CEST ) Permalink