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2011 Virtualization, High Availability & Cloud Survey May 2011

2011 Virtualization, High Availability & Cloud Survey May 2011. Laura DiDio. Principal, ITIC. Survey Background & Methodology. Overview: Survey Methodology ITIC conducted an independent Web-based survey of 250 respondents in April/May 2011

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2011 Virtualization, High Availability & Cloud Survey May 2011

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  1. 2011 Virtualization, High Availability & Cloud SurveyMay 2011 • Laura DiDio • Principal, ITIC

  2. Survey Background & Methodology • Overview: Survey Methodology • ITIC conducted an independent Web-based survey of 250 respondents in April/May 2011 • This was a repeat of our earlier April/May & October/November 2010 surveys • Survey consisted of multiple choice questions and essay responses • Two dozen first-person interviews • Overview: Survey demographics • Respondents included SMBs, mid-sized and large enterprises • Responses were nearly equally divided among all three segments • Respondents came from 20 countries; 81% came from North America

  3. Which option best describes the industry of your primary business operations?

  4. Has the number of applications that demand HA increased or decreased at your firm in the past two years? (Spring 2010)

  5. Has the number of applications that demand HA increased or decreased at your firm in the past two years?

  6. What percent of your firm’s applications do you consider business critical? (Spring 2010)

  7. In 2011, What percent of your firm’s applications do you consider business critical? NOTE: None (0%) of respondents answered “Unsure”

  8. Has your firm determined the cost of one hour of downtime? (Spring 2010)

  9. In 2011 has your firm determined the cost of one hour of downtime?

  10. What percentage of total production (non-develop-ment) servers in your firm are virtual servers? (Spring 2010)

  11. In 2011, what percentage of total production (non-development) servers in your firm are virtual servers?

  12. Estimate what percentage of your firm’s total production servers will be virtual servers in 2012

  13. Does your firm run business-critical applications on virtual machines (VMs)? (Spring 2010)

  14. In 2011, does your firm run business-critical applications on virtual machines?

  15. How will the number of business-critical applications running on VMs change in the next 12 months? (Spring 2010)

  16. In 2011, how will the number of business-critical applications running on VMs change in the next 12 months? Note: None (0%) of respondents said the number of apps running on VMs will decrease

  17. Which virtualization vendor(s),products does your organization use? (Select ALL that apply) (Spring 2010)

  18. In 2011, which virtualization vendor(s),products does your organization use? (Select ALL that apply)

  19. How has the complexity of your IT infrastructure changed over the last 12 – 24 months?

  20. In 2011, do you currently use or plan to use third-party cloud computing services to support business critical applications?

  21. Does your organization plan to deploy a Private Cloud infrastructure over the next 12 months (2011 - 2012)?

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