May 26, 2009 8:49 PM
Posted by: Eric Siebert
Eric Siebert,
VMware,
vSpherevSphere is out, and it contains lots of new features and functionality. But can companies afford to upgrade right now?
vSphere is a great release -- if your hardware is supported and you...
May 26, 2009 1:42 PM
Posted by: Craig Hatmaker
Microsoft,
VirtualizationHave you ever wondered why Microsoft cares so much about server virtualization? After all, it’s only a software representation of a physical machine.
Microsoft has been very content over the last nearly 30 years letting the likes of Dell,...
May 5, 2009 7:38 PM
Posted by: Colin Steele
Colin Steele,
Microsoft Hyper-V,
server virtualization,
VMware,
vSphere,
XenLooking for another expert perspective on server virtualization? Sid Smith, who runs the Daily Hypervisor, now has a new blog here on IT Knowledge Exchange.
May 5, 2009 7:36 PM
Posted by: Bridget Botelho
Fault tolerance,
virtual machine failover,
vLockstep,
VMware,
VMware fault tolerance,
VMware High Availability,
VMware User Group,
vSphere,
vSphere Advanced EditionOne of the most anticipated features in the next version of VMware Virtual Infrastructure, vSphere, is
May 5, 2009 2:52 PM
Posted by: Colin Steele
Colin Steele,
Microsoft Hyper-V,
server virtualization,
VMware,
VMware User Group,
vSphereMicrosoft is nothing if not persistent.
The folks up in Redmond have fired yet ANOTHER salvo against VMware. This time it's in the form of a blog post by Edwin Yuen, the senior technical product manager for Microsoft's integrated virtualization team. (You may know him as "Laughing Guy" from the...
May 4, 2009 5:33 PM
Posted by: Colin Steele
cloud computing,
Colin Steele,
green computing,
Microsoft Hyper-V,
Microsoft WindowsWindows 7 is supposed to be the star of next week's Microsoft TechEd show in L.A., but the conference will also have a ton of stuff for all you virtualization users out there.
Some sessions will focus on Windows Server...
May 1, 2009 6:31 PM
Posted by: Bridget Botelho
technology jobs,
Virtualization,
VMware,
VMware User Group,
women in technologyI attended the New England VMware Users Group meeting in Newport, RI on Thursday, and as usual, I was one of only a small handful of women there.