Hyper-V Cloud is an initiative by Microsoft to provide customers with virtualization and
virtualization management software and make it easier for a business to virtualize existing server
hardware assets and move them to a private or public
cloud.
The initiative has three major components:
Hyper-V Cloud Deployment Guides: Includes modules covering architecture, deployment,
operations, project validation and project planning.
Hyper-V Cloud Fast Track: Includes pre-validated configurations from Microsoft and
specific original equipment manufacturer (OEM)
partners.
Hyper-V Cloud Service Providers: Lists partners who Microsoft considers to be qualified
to host a private cloud infrastructure.
See also: Microsoft
Hyper-V version 1.0, cloud
computing
Read more about Microsoft Hyper-V Cloud:
Defining
the Microsoft Hyper-V Cloud
Microsoft
Hyper-V Management Tutorial
This was last updated in February 2012
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