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Red Hat Cloud Access enables qualified enterprise customers to migrate their current subscriptions for use at select Red Hat Premier Certified Clouds.

According to V3 the hosting firm Rackspace is preparing to bring its cloud services into the UK with a Xen-based offering for the SMB market, and hybrid public-private services based on VMware for larger enterprise customers.

Due in the fourth quarter of 2010, the services will be similar to those already available in the US, but will be delivered from Rackspace datacentres in the UK.

The company expects to be one of the first major players to site public cloud infrastructure in the UK with this move.

Rackspace is offering enterprise customers the ability to build a private cloud based on VMware’s vCloud platform, and expand it on demand using resources from the public cloud if necessary.

http://www.is4profit.com/business-advice/it-telecoms/3304-cloud-computing-considerations-for-migration.html

The monitor.us blog has a useful link to a Network Computing article about agility-not-savings-may-be-the-true-value-of-the-cloud.php

You can find some great articles comparing OpenVZ with Xen and many other sysadmin issues @ http://hostingfu.com/

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