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Cisco 642-263 exam Systems Tuesday took a step back from its close cloud partner VMware, and launched CloudVerse, a set of integrated components to allow enterprises to build out private clouds running multiple hypervisors.One of CloudVerse’s components, Intelligent Automation for the Cloud, is a new software management system for the private cloud. That cloud can include Microsoft’s Hyper-V, Red Hat’s KVM, and IBM or HP hypervisors for their AIX or HPUX environments, respectively, as well as VMware’s ESX Server, said Lew Tucker, Cisco CTO for cloud computing, in an interview.The software components work with Cisco blades and networking to provide an automated operations environment for virtual servers.

Cisco 642-263 exam has introduced CloudVerse as a framework designed to help organizations build, manage and connect public, private and hybrid clouds. Cisco CloudVerse combines three elements — Unified Data Center, Cloud Intelligent Network, and Cloud Applications and Services.As part of the initiative, Cisco has also launched enhancements to the company’s Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS) platform that will support the Cloud Applications and Services piece of the CloudVerse framework. Cisco Customer Collaboration offerings are being incorporated into HCS. These offerings are available on a limited basis now and targeted for general availability in 2012.