How to Protect Virtualised Environments?
20Jan12
Here’s an interesting article from the Aberdeen Group about protecting virtualised environments.
Some sound advice here about tiering your applications to understand whether they should be deemed normal, highly available or critical.
This is especially true if you are virtualising them – and there is a note to say that over 50% of applications these days are deployed in a virtual environment.
The decision then becomes easy, as whether to deploy fault tolerant servers or make do with commodity.
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