The Register reports about startup DH2i's DxConsole which virtualises the MS SQL Server database's processes.
Clients using the virtualised SQL Server instances think they are accessing their own private copy of the software but they are not; they are using a shared infrastructure of databases, servers and storage, with the DxConsole product keeping track of which client is doing what and turning Microsoft's sequel serpent into a private cloud utility.
It looks like that after server virtualisation, app virtualisation is the next big thing.
This blog will be mainly focused on my own experiences with computers and software. Both I am using now purely as a user and hobbyist. Also I comment on interesting news about ICT, privacy and combinations of both. In deze blog zal het voornamelijk gaan over ervaringen met computers en software waar ik tegenwoordig alleen nog hobbymatig mee bezig ben en mijn commentaar op imo interessante nieuwsberichten op het gebied van ICT, privacy en de combinatie van beide.
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