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                 GoGrid, 217                        I
                 Google:                       IaaS (infrastructure as a service),
                   as cloud pioneer, 2–3, 6–7      152–153, 224, 239
                   data centers, xii, 6–7, 10–12, 22,  IBM, 38, 40, 42, 52, 74–75, 82–83,
                       42–48                       105–106, 125, 137
                   origins, 176                Ignasiak, Todd, 158–159
                   virtualization, 54–55       In Search of Clusters (Pfister), 39
                 Google App Engine, 7, 40, 238  Inc. magazine, 170
                 Google Gmail, 131             Infiniband networks, 47–48
                 Google Maps, 13               InformationWeek, 32, 70, 89, 98, 104,
                 Groundwork, 137                   119, 128, 133, 152–153, 214,
                 Growth of cloud use, 2–3          227–229, 231n
                 Gutmans, Andi, 5, 241         InformationWeek Analytics, 71–72
                                               In-house vs. cloud, business reorgani-
                      H                            zation, 130–133
                 Hackers, 152–157              The Innovator’s Dilemma (Christensen),
                 Hadoop, 13, 42, 238               190
                 Hardware:                     Intel chips [hardware], 39, 52–56
                   customized servers, 128–129  Interconnect fabric, cluster comput-
                   data centers, 39–40, 44         ing, 47–48
                   failure/stability, 146–151  Internal cloud (See Private cloud)
                   legacy, in private data centers, 89–  Internet:
                       91                        defined, 239
                   NASA Nebula, 213–214          phases of computing on, 17–21,
                   private cloud, 73–77              188–190
                   virtualization, 52–57, 62–63  Interop, 231–233
                 Health Insurance Portability and  Interoperability vs. vendor lock-in,
                     Accountability Act (HIPAA),   109–124
                     109, 132                  IP addresses, virtual machines, 153–154
                 Hewlett, Bill, 176            IT skills and positioning, 129–130,
                 Hoffman, Jason, 141, 232          133, 141–142
                 Holzle, Urs, 45, 47–48
                 Hoover, Nick, 214                  J
                 HP, 40, 74, 137, 176          Jackson, Michael, 26–29
                 HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Proto-  JLindsay blog, 212–213
                     col), 238                 Jobs, Steve, 176
                 Hurd, Mark, 104–105           Joyent, 141, 232
                 Hybrid cloud, 87–101          Jue, Arthur, 173–175
                   buzz regarding, 100–101
                   cloud service expansion, 98–100  K
                   data center evolution, 89–91  Kassotakis, Mary Ellen, 173–175
                   NIST definition of, 225     Kemp, Chris, 214
                   private data center challenges, 88–  Kinton, Kay, 152–153, 156
                       91                      Kundra, Vivek, 208
                   virtualization, 91–92       KVM, 76
                   workload management, 93–97
                 Hypervisor firewall, 159–160       L
                 Hypervisors, 159, 238         Lawson, Daniel, 108–109
                   (See also Virtualization)   Lewis, Margaret, 119–120


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