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Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) (Data Center) A Complete Reference Guide to the Cisco Data Center Virtualization Server Architecture
Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) (Data Center) A Complete Reference Guide to the Cisco Data Center Virtualization Server Architecture
- ISBN 13:
9781587141935
- ISBN 10:
1587141930
- Edition: 1st
- Format: Paperback
- Copyright: 06/01/2010
- Publisher: Cisco Press
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Summary
The first book on Cisco's breakthrough Data Center Server: authoritative guidance on planning, architecture, and installation bull; bull;Written by key Cisco insiders responsible for making Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS) a reality. bull;Clearly explains the benefits, roles, and components of Cisco's Data Center Server. bull;Covers server virtualization, large memories, server management, green computing, cloud computing, and much more With its new Unified Computing System (UCS) family of products, Cisco has introduced a fundamentally new vision for data center computing: one that promises to reduce ownership cost, improve agility, and radically simplify management. In this book, three Cisco insiders explain UCS, and offer practical insights for IT professionals and decision-makers who are evaluating UCS or preparing to implement it. The authors begin by reviewing the evolution of the data center server. They discuss the growing impact of virtualization, unified I/O, large memories and other key technologies, and show how powerful trends like cloud computing and green IT will drive the next-generation data center. Next, they take a closer look at the evolution of server CPU, memory, and I/O subsystems, covering advances such as Intel XEON 5500, DDR3 memory, and Unified I/O over 10 Gbps Ethernet. The authors then offer a detailed look at UCS's specific features, characteristics, and advantages. Along the way, they offer deep insights into UCS architecture and components, and migration, as well as realistic guidance for planning, installation, and migration.
