News
- VMware customers virtualize Windows apps with Hyper-V
IT shops are running business applications on ESX, but then frequently turn to Hyper-V when they virtualize their Windows apps.
VMware - Hyper-V - VMware ESX - Microsoft - Windows
- VMware scripts and commands: A management guide
New to VMware scripts and commands? These command line resources will help you overcome VMware management hurdles.
- Migrating VMware View virtual desktops: Datastore considerations
Moving View virtual desktop datastores to new datastores can be difficult if you have snapshots. Correct procedure also depends on the type of desktop pool.
- Users find VMware management tools subpar
This roundup provides reactions to VMware's management tools and how many use third-party tools to fill in the gaps. There are also testimonials on the value of VMworld networking.
- What to expect at VMworld 2010
Expert Mike Laverick and VMware's John Troyer discuss the news, issues and events that will have everybody talking at VMworld 2010.
- Using VMware ThinApp to virtualize applications
VMware ThinApp can simplify desktop application management. So what is application virtualization, and does VMware ThinApp create more lightweight, manageable applications?
- VMware users clamor for a Cisco 1000V alternative
This week's news roundup features articles about how VMware users want more virtual switch options and how VMware's future success is tied to cloud computing.
- The evolution of VMware's strategy
As VMworld 2010 approaches, VMware finds itself up against new challenges in the server virtualization, desktop virtualization and cloud computing markets.
- VMworld 2010 predictions
An expert predictions about the gestalt at this year's VMworld 2010 and possible developments for vCloud Service Director and View 4.5.
- Oracle Real Application Cluster support 'nonexistent' on VMware
Oracle won't support Real Application Cluster on VMware. Oracle's RAC support policy poses challenges for users in VMware environments and raises questions about its motives.
