VMware Engineer

Virtualization is the Future

Vs.

Cloud Based Engineer

Everything in the Cloud NOW!



Table of Contents

Introduction3

Introduction Virtualization overview5

Target Companies6

Company in need of VM Professionals6

Moving to the Cloud7

Cloud Engineer Professionals8

What are the differences between both Career Paths?9

Conclusion10

VMware Engineer Vs Cloud Engineer Careers

Introduction

Information technology has brought to the life of modern society many useful and interesting things. Every day, resourceful and talented people come up with more and more use of computers as an effective tool of production, entertainment and collaboration. A variety of different hardware and software, technology and services allow us to improve every day convenience and speed of working with information. It is hard to distinguish from the strike us really useful flow technology and learn to apply them for maximum benefit.

In a broad sense, the concept of virtualization is a cover-up of the present implementation of a process or an object of true submission to those who use it. Virtualization product is something easy to use, in fact, has a more complex or completely different structure, different from that which is seen when working with an object. In other words, separates presentation from the sale of something. In computer technology, the term "virtualization" is generally understood abstraction of computing resources and provide the user with the system, which "encapsulates" (conceals) own implementation. Simply put, you are working for yourself with a convenient representation of the object, and it does not matter how the object is arranged in reality.

The term "virtualization" in computer technology appeared in the sixties of the last century, along with the term "virtual machine" means a product of virtualization software and hardware platforms. Developments in the field of virtualization in the sixties and seventies were carried out only by IBM. With the advent of the computer IBM M44/44X experimental paging system, first use of the term "virtual machine» (virtual machine), which replaced the previous term (pseudo machine). Then the mainframe IBM System Series 360/370, you can use virtual machines to maintain previous versions of operating systems. In late nineties nobody dare to use this novel technology seriously but IBM did use this. However, in the nineties became apparent prospects virtualization approach: as hardware capacities, both personal computers and server solutions soon have the opportunity to use multiple virtual machines on a single physical platform?

In 1997 the company released the first version of the Connectix Virtual PC platform Macintosh and in 1998 a patent for their VMware virtualization technology. The company was subsequently bought Connectix by Microsoft, and VMware Corporation EMC, and now both companies are two of the main potential competitors in the market of virtualization technologies in the future. VMware unconditional leader in this market, however Microsoft, as always, has a trump card up his sleeve. Since its introduction the term "virtualization" and "virtual machine" have acquired many different meanings and is used in different contexts.

Using virtualization can help reduce the business operating cost of its current infrastructure. Virtualization enables businesses to run multiple operating systems on a single piece of hardware which ...