SC2012 service definition in CMDB extensible to include attributes like ownership, cost.Good! But OoTB integration with chargeback products?
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Yes, more and more customers are looking for service provisioning (rather than VM provisioning). That’s why SC2012 is really promising.
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What about “delegate” and “change ownership” permissions? Didn’t see those.
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Wondering if SC2012 is ready for multi-tenancy deployments (no, granular access control won’t be enough).
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and SC2012 should be able to translate those KPIs into infrastructure requirements behind the scene. That’s why capacity management is key
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Not really. Cloud consumer should be able to define KPIs to size the requested service at provisioning time. E.g., 6K concurrent users
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“@joeshonk: @a_perilli @simoncrosby @rosen_sharma Did we ever figure out what Bromium is/does?” < Yep, we did, and it's very interesting.
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SC2012 able to discover physical servers and storage for bare-metal provisioning. Wonder what vendors are supported…
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@simoncrosby Yes, commenting the ongoing SC2012 webcast. And my comment was about AVIcode component.
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…and service assurance needs capacity management, which is the big hole in SC2012 offering.
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