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September 29, 2008  10:53 AM

Microsoft – Time to put up or shut up



Posted by: Eric Siebert
Eric Siebert, Virtualization, VMware, VMworld 2008

September 29, 2008  10:44 AM

EsXpress: A good idea come ’round again



Posted by: Joe Foran
Joseph Foran, Linux and virtualization, Open source, Servers, Uncategorized, Virtual machine, Virtualization, Virtualization management, VMware, VMworld, VMworld 2008

I had the opportunity to spend a little time at the esXPress booth at VMworld 2008 this year, and I could kick myself. Hard. To go to the start of why ... a long time ago, back when my office primarily used VMware GSX3 for virtulization at the server level, I had a real need to do backups of the...


September 24, 2008  2:56 PM

Microsoft’s Hyper-V bundling with Windows Server 2008: Deja vu?



Posted by: Bridget Botelho
Citrix XenServer, Microsoft, Microsoft Hyper-V, Virtualization, VMware, Windows Server 2008

You may recall the 1998 anti-trust case in which Microsoft Corp. was sued by the U.S. for bundling

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September 24, 2008  8:28 AM

VMware defends its upcoming fault-tolerance feature



Posted by: Bridget Botelho
Citrix XenServer, Fault tolerance, High availability and virtualization, Marathon Technologies, Storage, Virtual machine, Virtualization, VMware, VMworld 2008

During VMworld 2008 in Las Vegas last week, VMware Inc. announced its upcoming fault tolerance feature and gave a


September 23, 2008  5:00 AM

Server virtualization in the age of mergers and acquisitions



Posted by: Joe Foran
Joseph Foran, Uncategorized, Virtualization, Virtualization management, Virtualization strategies, Why choose server virtualization?

Last week at VMworld ’08, while living in the glitz of Vegas for a week of product news, press releases, interviews and judging the Best of VMworld entires with my TechTarget colleagues, my constantly buzzing BlackBerry delivered the latest financial news -- the collapse of Lehman, the fall of...


September 23, 2008  4:10 AM

Using blades as virtual hosts



Posted by: Eric Siebert
Blade servers, Servers, Virtualization, Virtualization platforms, Virtualization strategies, VMware


September 22, 2008  12:49 PM

Managing the virtual machine lifecycle with an expiration date



Posted by: Rick Vanover
Rick Vanover, Virtualization management, Virtualization strategies

Having a virtual machine expiration date is an important procedural step in successfully managing a virtual environment. Managing the expiration date in VMware environments is challenging without adding pricey tools such Lifecycle Manager or other commercial management products. In this video blog,...


September 22, 2008  11:38 AM

Vizioncore’s VMworld product deluge



Posted by: Alex Barrett
Virtualization, Visioncore

Vizioncore, the company best known for its virtualization backup software vRanger Pro (formerly known as esxRanger) hoped to make a strong impression at VMworld with lots of new products being unveiled.

On...


September 17, 2008  4:59 PM

At CTO keynote, VMworld crowd starts to understand vClient



Posted by: Alex Barrett
Desktop virtualization, VDI, Virtualization, VMware, VMworld, VMworld 2008

With all due respect to VMware’s new CEO Paul Maritz, the portion of yesterday’s keynote discussing VMware’s new vClient initiative didn’t seem to register much with VMworld attendees. After the address by VMware CTO Steve Herrod, however, was a different story. Assisted by VMware’s...


September 17, 2008  3:53 PM

SixApart and JumpBox go virtual with Movable Type



Posted by: Rhianajay13
Product announcements, Virtualization, VMworld 2008

On Sept. 17, 2008, SixApart and JumpBox announced the release of a jointly developed appliance named Virtual Movable Type. The product can be installed on a server, PC or in a cloud infrastructure and is compatible with the majority of the major virtualization platforms on the market. As opposed...