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2/26/2014 | 10:28:22 AM
Changing to a private cloud architecture and a software-centric datacenter will require different skills. Infrastructure pros today define themselves by the gear they run: "I run my company's million-port Cisco network," or "I manage our 50,000 servers." In a cloud model, as those technical silos get blown away, infrastructure pros will need more software skills. "The infrastructure professional will look a lot more like the software development professional," Reilly says.
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