Sillä aikaa kun jengi tuhlaa paukkujaan hyödyttömään keskusteluun vanhasta väsyneestä pc-maailmasta tapahtuu muualla suuria asioita. Niistä eräs liittyy pilvipalvelutoimintoihin. Ne näyttävät olevan lisääntyvässä määrin Linuxin hallussa.
Pilvipalveluissa kulminoituu se tosiasia että Microsoft on nyt tajunnut häviäneensä sotansa Linuxia vastaan:
" Microsoft realized that it had to be able to serve both Windows clients and Linux users, and the way to do that was at the infrastructure level. Microsoft has developed a really effective cloud OS -- but it does not yet have the clout that Amazon does, explained Shane.
Microsoft's dilemma is that you just cannot offer Windows as a Platform and say, "Tada, we're done. We've served our enterprise client."
Instead, Microsoft realized that it had to offer infrastructure in a really robust way so that Windows products run really well along with customers that run Linux, according to Shane.
"Everyone does run some Linux. Some enterprises run the Linux OS with a database. Others run Linux as the basis for some of their in-house private enterprise applications they build themselves. With Google coming on and IBM moving forward, there is really no doubt that Linux has the lion's share of the cloud providers. But I think it remains to be seen if the application layer shifts over to the Linux side in the way some people have expected," he observed.
- See more at: http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/Has-Linux-Conquered-the-Cloud-79969.html#sthash.Ng6LHKhu.dpuf "
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/Has-Linux-Conquered-the-Cloud-79969.html
Pilvipalveluissa kulminoituu se tosiasia että Microsoft on nyt tajunnut häviäneensä sotansa Linuxia vastaan:
" Microsoft realized that it had to be able to serve both Windows clients and Linux users, and the way to do that was at the infrastructure level. Microsoft has developed a really effective cloud OS -- but it does not yet have the clout that Amazon does, explained Shane.
Microsoft's dilemma is that you just cannot offer Windows as a Platform and say, "Tada, we're done. We've served our enterprise client."
Instead, Microsoft realized that it had to offer infrastructure in a really robust way so that Windows products run really well along with customers that run Linux, according to Shane.
"Everyone does run some Linux. Some enterprises run the Linux OS with a database. Others run Linux as the basis for some of their in-house private enterprise applications they build themselves. With Google coming on and IBM moving forward, there is really no doubt that Linux has the lion's share of the cloud providers. But I think it remains to be seen if the application layer shifts over to the Linux side in the way some people have expected," he observed.
- See more at: http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/Has-Linux-Conquered-the-Cloud-79969.html#sthash.Ng6LHKhu.dpuf "
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/Has-Linux-Conquered-the-Cloud-79969.html
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