Cloud bursting was all the rage when talking about the hybrid cloud years ago. Today, almost nobody is talking about it Years ago, the notion of hybrid cloud bursting was compelling: How cool is it to ...

Perry Krug, director of shared services at Couchbase, explains how cloud bursting is essential for those businesses that need to suddenly handle large spikes in demand. Businesses in all sectors are ...

Joel Snyder, Ph.D., is a senior IT consultant with 30 years of practice. An internationally recognized expert in the areas of security, messaging and networks, Dr. Snyder is a popular speaker and ...

People like the idea of cloud-bursting — extending the capacity of a datacentre using external cloud resources. But extending resources is one thing; using them more effectively is quite another, says ...

Cloud bursting is an application deployment model that allows an organization to run applications in a private cloud or data center and "burst" into a public cloud when the demand for computing ...

In this special guest feature, Mahesh Pancholi from OCF writes that many of universities are now engaging in cloud bursting and are regularly taking advantage of public cloud infrastructures that are ...

The public cloud has quickly established itself as an easy and frictionless way to build out IT infrastructure. If you already have on-premise systems, at some point, there will be a desire to ...

For firms that want to optimise application delivery – especially during demand spikes – cloud bursting is an attractive option. Cloud bursting allows organisations to call on the elastic, ...

The concept of cloud bursting essentially came out of spare capacity that Amazon had on its massive server farms whilst running its websites. These server farms were built to meet particularly high ...

The HPC field hasn’t always had the closest of relationships with the cloud. Concerns about the performance of the workloads on a hypervisor running in the cloud, the speed of the networking and ...

Cloud bursting is an application deployment model that allows an organization to run applications in a private cloud or data center and 'burst' into a public cloud when the demand for computing ...