The 2016 Virtualization Review Editor’s Choice Awards 2016 — Virtualization Review
The 2016 Virtualization Review Editor’s Choice…
Our picks for the best of the best.
Tag Archives: Virtualization
Virtualization For Beginners
Virtualization For Beginners
Virtualization For Beginners
VMware Academy’s Virtualization for Beginners #MOOC Is now available #ondemand
[Webcast] Make Your Life Easier Through Virtualization with Intelligent Operations Management on 12/15
[Webcast] Make Your Life Easier Through Virtualization with Intelligent Operations Management on 12/15
[Webcast] Make Your Life Easier Through…
Ready to make your IT life easier? Join our free webcast on 12/15 to explore how vSphere w/ Ops Management can help you deliver higher performing apps, better infrastructure, and solutions at the speed of business.
vRops 6.3 – Walkthrough new features
vRops 6.3 – Walkthrough new features -StarWind Software
vRops 6.3 – Walkthrough new features
vRops 6.3 has been announced. I have already upgraded a test environment of mine and a few production environment and are talking to customers who what’s to upgrade asap
Announcing the New VMware App Volumes…
Announcing the New VMware App Volumes Reviewer’s Guide -VMware EUC Blog
Announcing the New VMware App Volumes…
End-User-Computing Technical Marketing is excited to announce the release of the much-anticipated VMware App Volumes Reviewer’s Guide. Use it to familiarize yourself with VMware App Volumes, learn more about the architecture and workings of the product, or explore the functionality through the exercises. App Volumes delivers applications to users and desktops in seconds and simplifies the life cycle and image management of applications. Not only does App Volumes integrate with existing…Read More
vCenter 5.5 to 6.0 Migration
“vCenter 5.5 to 6.0 Migration” via pelicanohintsandtips.wordpress.com
vCenter 5.5 to 6.0 Migration
When vSphere 6 was released the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) was brought in line with the traditional Windows based vCenter Server. This meant that the appliance version of vCenter was the recommended version to implement. But how do you get … Continue reading →
