11/1/2010

Microsoft: The Great Server

Redmond is looking to streamline the application process via its Windows Azure platform, but it can't ignore server virtualization or VDI if it wants to overtake VMware.


In-Depth

Microsoft: The Great Server

By Bruce Hoard

Redmond is looking to streamline the application process via Windows Azure, but it can't ignore server virtualization or VDI if it wants to overtake VMware.


Provisioning and Managing Virtual Labs

By Brien Posey

Simplified virtual lab management software allows even users to create their own testing environments.


Editor's Note

Make the IT People Smile: A Hypervisor Story

By Bruce Hoard

Unidesk President and CEO Don Bulens is in a rut, but a profitable one at that.


How To Guy

Configuring the New vSphere 4.1 Active Directory Authentication

By David Davis

VMware officially announced that the vSphere 4.1 release will be the last one to offer the company's full ESX Server hypervisor with a console operating system.


Everyday Virtualization

Separating VMs in a Sub-Cluster

By Rick Vanover

You may want to implement a sub-cluster within a VMware DRS cluster for a number of reason.


Creating a Virtualization Service Catalog

By Rick Vanover

All too often, organizations function without a Service Level Agreement (SLA) in the face of stringent expectations.


Take Five With Tom Fenton

Impressions of Microsoft in the Cloud

By Bruce Hoard

Redmond's building some serious momentum as more Microsoft customers become familiar with its virtualization and cloud wares.


Product Reviews

vSphere 4.1 Packs an Incremental Punch

By Rick Vanover

The VMware update to vSphere boasts an amazing number of improvements and new features.


News

To Be or Not To Be a True Zero Client

By Bruce Hoard

Pano Logic CTO Aly Orady draws a strict zero-client line.


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