What is Hyper-Threading? Hyper-Threading (HT) concept was introduced by Intel on desktop CPUs with the Pentium 4 HT. Pentium 4 is a single CPU core and cannot perform multi-tasking and in order to address this situation, Hyper threading allows the …
Hyper Converged Infrastructure Vendors Multiple Vendors offers Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI). Before we discuss on vendors involved, a quick definition of HCI should provide a good understanding of the technology in discussion – Hyper Converged infrastructure integrates compute, storage and …
Introduction to Hyper Converged Infrastructure Hyper Converged Infrastructure (Also called HCI in short) combines storage, computing and networking into a single system to reduce complexity and increase scalability. Hyper Converged platforms use a hypervisor for virtualized computing, software-defined storage and …
Cloud App vs Web App What is a Cloud App? Cloud App is an application that operates through the cloud and has some characteristics of both desktop apps and web apps. Cloud App is a more advanced web app. It’s …
Telco Cloud Architecture Table of Content: Definition of TelcoCloud Definition of Network Function Virtualization (NFV) NFV Architecture Benefits of NFV Application of NFV Conclusion Definition of Telco Cloud Telco cloud represents the Data Center resources which are required to deploy …
SDN and Open Flow Network Architecture With colossal growth in Cloud computing and Intent based networking, SDN technology has clearly lead the race. Infact SDN has also catered to needs of overgrowing demand on IT for faster response to requests …
VDC vs VLAN Virtualization in IT systems has helped Network estate immensely. 2 technologies which have helped networking across various segments are VLAN and VDC. While VLAN is short for Virtual Local Area Network, VDC means Virtual device contexts. VLAN …
Hyper V vs VMware In computing, virtualization refers to the act of engendering a virtual version of one thing, as well as virtual constituent platforms, storage contrivances, and electronic network resources. On a very broad level, there are 3 styles …
Hypervisor in Cloud Computing: For long, Applications were assigned dedicated physical servers and resources like CPU, memory and storage. Growth and demand in the ever changing IT environment stipulated for a cost effective and energy saving solution. Virtualization technology gained …
XEN vs KVM Talking about the virtualization concept, hypervisors technology is quite a well-known concept. A hypervisor is used by a person who would wish to merge the server space or run a number of other independent machines with the …
Ripple and RippleNet The technology that serves both like a network for digital payment and a cryptocurrency for the financial transactions is termed as Ripple. The operation of Ripple takes place on a peer-to-peer and open source decentralized platform on …
Public vs Private vs Hybrid vs Community All size of businesses receive prominent advantages from cloud computing. When part or all of the computer resources of a company are moved to the cloud, then the decision of most suitable cloud …
The logical entity termed as virtual switch is the fabric of logical switching by which the switch is followed as device of layer-2 network. Functions similar to the regular network switch are ensured by virtual switch with certain functionalities of …
VM VS CONTAINER Virtual Machines VM or Virtual machine enables you to create and operate a discrete virtual environment- an operating system, acting like an individual computer. Through VMs, softwares that cannot work on your main OS, can easily work …
Physical Switch vs Virtual Switch A good and reliable network can help you in running a business operation seamlessly. That is the reason why a professionally reliable network always come with certain vital features that ensure unflinching results as per …
Autoscaling in AWS Better Fault tolerance/ better availability/ better cost management/ better scalability – These must be considered while hosting a website/ App on the server to allow smooth functioning of the website/ App. Website owners have a key requirement …
Top 5 Type-1 Hypervisors Virtual Machine Monitor or VMM also called as Hypervisor is a technology that separates software (computer operating system) from hardware. With a hypervisor, a host computer can support and accommodate many other virtual machines by sharing …
Type-1 vs Type-2 Hypervisors Server virtualization is perhaps the sultriest point in the IT world today. It has been around for a long time, and its ubiquity continues developing, particularly in big business environments. What makes virtualization conceivable is hypervisors. …
Fog computing, popularly known as fogging is a concept that was released by Cisco in 2014. It was solely designed to connect the internet to devices at the periphery of the network. The main objective of fogging was to minimize …
Below table describes the difference between VRF and VRF Lite: VRF VRF Lite MBGP VPNv4 or MPLS required for running full VRF. VRF-lite is a subset of the MPLS VPN functionality. It supports only the VRF related functionality (no MBGP …