VMWorld 2009 was Really a Storage Conference
I’ve mentioned this in a few of my blog posts over the years and here it is again – “Storage has been a major oversight by most companies deploying …
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Free Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008
Overview Microsoft® Hyper-Vâ„¢ Server 2008 is a stand-alone product that provides a simplified, reliable, cost-effective, and optimized virtualization solution enabling organizations to improve server utilization and reduce costs. It …
To V or Not to V is the Question?
Buzz Word Has virtualization become a buzzword in your strategic plan? Take the advice from someone who has spent years supporting VMware in three different enterprise environments – think …
Veeam Monitor Captures My Attention
Veeam Monior is certainly the best monitoring software for VMware that I have ever evaluated. And, aside from it not being distributed as a virtual appliance, it’s worth the time …
Naming Standard for Virtual Infrastructure
Like a new mom and dad, have you been given any thought to what naming standards you plan to use for your new virtual environment? The reason I said …
Not Ready for vSphere
I’m not sure if anyone else feels the way I do about jumping on the vSphere bandwagon, however, I’ve decided to wait until 4.0 Update 1 is released before …