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6 Ways Cloud Computing and Virtualization Energize Utility IT Operations With Scalability and Flexibility

DZone

Amidst the rapid advancements in the utility and energy industry, where demands continually escalate, the role of IT operations has grown significantly, requiring enhanced capabilities to ensure seamless operations. Alongside the transition to the cloud, Enel embraced virtualization to maximize the utilization of its IT resources.

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Hyper-V and Cloud Computing

DZone

Hyper-V, Microsoft’s virtualization platform, plays a crucial role in cloud computing infrastructures, providing a scalable and secure virtualization foundation. Hyper-V: Enabling Cloud Virtualization Hyper-V serves as a fundamental component in cloud computing environments, enabling efficient and flexible virtualization of resources.

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What is a Distributed Storage System

Scalegrid

A distributed storage system is foundational in today’s data-driven landscape, ensuring data spread over multiple servers is reliable, accessible, and manageable. These storage nodes collaborate to manage and disseminate the data across numerous servers spanning multiple data centers.

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Web Development Trends in 2023

KeyCDN

Chatbots and virtual assistants Chatbots and virtual assistants are becoming more common on websites and web applications as they provide an efficient and convenient way for users to interact with a business. Another benefit is cost savings associated with server and data center setup and maintenance.

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Measuring Carbon is Not Enough?—?Unintended Consequences

Adrian Cockcroft

Let’s start by assuming that you have figured out a way to estimate the energy consumption and carbon footprint for a workload that is sensitive enough to register changes in the way you run the workload. The first thing to understand is that doing things consumes time and energy and has a carbon footprint of its own.

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Current status, needs, and challenges in Heterogeneous and Composable Memory from the HCM workshop (HPCA’23)

ACM Sigarch

Memory disaggregation separates memory pools from traditional server boxes, enabling more flexible resource allocation and potentially reducing costs. There are three common mechanisms to access remote memory: modifying applications, modifying virtual memory, and hardware-level cache coherence support. Using emulation (e.g.

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How To Build Your Own Mouseless Development Environment

Smashing Magazine

Finally, if you have some tasks to do on remote servers, you’ll often end up using the shell. In my experience, avoiding the hundreds of hand movements between the keyboard and the mouse saves a lot of cognitive energy. It’s very similar to the virtual desktops many Linux desktop managers have. But first, a bit of theory.