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Month: March 2012

Posted on March 5, 2012March 5, 2012

Do you keep keep your expensive jewels next to pots you cook in? Why we exhibit this behavior in data centers?

Ideally there should be differnt tiers of data centers for differnt tiers of applications and Cloud (public and/or private) with different SLAs gives us these tiers

Your development and testing/qa does not belong to production grade data centers. And there are many types of workloads which can viably sit in cloud with great efficiencies. 

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