Capacity Management continues to evolve as a practice with new environments in IT.
The inclusion of the Cloud infrastructure within IT requires the Capacity Management discipline to be extended. There are several variables in dealing with Cloud Capacity Management.
Many of them depend on where the Cloud infrastructure is hosted and the type of control a user has over the environment. On-Premise hosting, Hybrid hosting or Cloud provider hosting fit into the equation.
I'm presenting a webinar on March 15 which will discuss the variables that you need to consider when extending your Capacity Management to the Cloud.
The inclusion of the Cloud infrastructure within IT requires the Capacity Management discipline to be extended. There are several variables in dealing with Cloud Capacity Management.
Many of them depend on where the Cloud infrastructure is hosted and the type of control a user has over the environment. On-Premise hosting, Hybrid hosting or Cloud provider hosting fit into the equation.
I'm presenting a webinar on March 15 which will discuss the variables that you need to consider when extending your Capacity Management to the Cloud.
I'll be looking at:
- Capacity Management in general
- The variables introduced by the Cloud
- An overview of the most prominent Cloud offerings
- How to plan to move your environment into the Cloud
- What metrics you need to capture for the Cloud Infrastructure
- Reporting Examples
Don't forget to join me, you can register for your place now
Charles Johnson
Principal Consultant
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