Advanced Search

Open Menu Open Menu
  • Home
  • Papers
  • Webcasts
  • Newsletters
  • Advertise
  • Summits
  • More
    • News
    • How-To
    • Dan's Take
    • VMworld 2013
    • Virtual Insider
    • Everyday Virt
    • Paul on Hyper-V
    • How To Guy
    • Cloud Report
    • Admin
    • Apps
    • Backup
    • Desktop
    • Server
    • Storage
    • White Papers
    • Webcasts
    • Advertise
    • Contact Us
    • Site Map

  • Topics

  • vSphere
  • Hyper-V
  • SDN/SD-WAN
  • Server
  • Cloud
  • Containers
  • Desktop
  • Admin
  • Storage
  • Backup
  • How-To

  • Code Defect Crashed Azure Cloud Services

    By David Ramel

    Apparently even the best programmers make mistakes. Microsoft this week attributed an April 1 Azure cloud services crash to a code defect. 04/08/2021

  • Windows Server 2022 Is Coming!

    By Paul Schnackenburg
    04/06/2021
  • My Attempt to Destroy a Secure Storage Device

    By Tom Fenton
    03/31/2021
  • Making Sense of AWS CIDRs and Subnets

    By Brien Posey
    03/30/2021
  • ControlUp 8.2 Part 2: Working with Horizon-Published Apps

    By Tom Fenton
    03/25/2021
  • Trend Micro, McAfee and Bitdefender Top Cloud Workload Security List

    By David Ramel

    Trend Micro, McAfee and Bitdefender are among the "leaders" in a new report from Forrester Research on cloud workload security.

  • Buildings Upward View Graphic

    Report: Growing HCI Space Boosted by Cloud, AI

    By David Ramel

    The hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) space is growing fast as it adjusts to new technologies and factors such as artificial intelligence and hybrid/multicloud implementations, according to a new report from research firm Gartner Inc.

  • Juniper Enhances SD-WAN Offering with LAN Functionality

    By David Ramel

    Juniper Networks, a leading vendor in the software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) space, has enhanced its offering, with LAN support and new equipment leading the way.

  • Freeway Tunnel

    SQL Server Runs Faster on Azure Cloud VMs than AWS EC2, Report Says

    By David Ramel

    A new report from research firm GigaOm indicated that SQL Server runs faster on virtual machines on Micrososft's Azure cloud than on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) compute instances (EC2).

  • Historical Data in ControlUp

    By Tom Fenton

    Tom Fenton shows how he configured his system to save historical performance data retrieved from ControlUp, and subsequently used that data to solve a specific issue he was having with one of his virtual machines.

  • Sharing Your AWS Resources with Other Accounts

    By Brien Posey

    Sometimes you need to share resources across AWS tenant boundaries, for example, to share a database with your suppliers. Thankfully, the AWS Resource Access Manager can be used to share AWS resources with other accounts.

  • VMware, Silver Peak Named 'Leaders' in WAN Edge Infrastructure Research Report

    By David Ramel

    VMware and Silver Peak were the only vendors to be named in the "Leaders" section of research firm Gartner Inc.'s latest Magic Quadrant report on WAN edge infrastructure.

  • Azure Networking: Ignite 2019 Edition

    By Paul Schnackenburg

    Here's a roundup of enhancements made to Microsoft's global network connecting datacenters that house Azure, Office 365, Bing, Xbox and so on -- the second largest network in the world (after the internet) -- at the recent Ignite conference.

  • 5 Takeaways from KubeCon North America 2019

    By Tom Fenton

    As expected, the big IT vendors all gave K8s the credibility that it deserves, but for me the most interesting news came from the small and mid-sized companies that are laser-focused on K8s. Below are 5 areas that I found especially interesting at KubeCon 2019.

  • Azure Container Startup Time Decreased by New 'Project Teleport'

    By Scott Bekker

    Project Teleport was created to decrease the startup time of containers on the Azure cloud platform, being especially useful in serverless environments.

  • How to Create a Customer Contact Center in AWS, Part 2

    By Brien Posey

    Brien Posey continues his series on how to use the Amazon Connect cloud service that allows you to connect a phone number to a virtual infrastructure and route calls on an as-needed basis. Here, he covers configuring and managing the contact center you created in part 1.

  • IBM Unveils New Open Source Tools for Kubernetes

    By John K. Waters

    IBM added two new open-source tools to the Kubernetes ecosystem: Kui, which is designed to address the "chunky experience" developers face working in hybrid multi-cloud deployments; and Iter8, a new Istio ecosystem tool designed to help developers benefit from rich data and telemetry collected by Istio.

  • Meriplex Teams with Dell EMC for VMware-Powered SD-WAN Solution

    By David Ramel

    Meriplex Communications, a software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) solutions provider, is teaming up with Dell EMC for a new VMware-powered offering.

  • How to Create a Customer Contact Center in AWS

    By Brien Posey

    Brien Posey shows how to use the Amazon Connect cloud service that allows you to connect a phone number to a virtual infrastructure and route calls on an as-needed basis.

  • Architecture Small Graphic

    5 (Other) Things to Do in San Diego at KubeCon + NativeCon North America 2019

    By Tom Fenton

    KubeCon + NativeCon North America 2019 will take place in at the San Diego Convention Center Nov. 18-21, 2019. I've already shared five things I'll be checking out at the show, but San Diego is a fantastic place with perhaps the best weather in the U.S., and if this will be your first time in San Diego, you'll want to set aside some of your free time to explore the city.

  • 5 Interesting Things to Check Out at KubeCon North America 2019

    By Tom Fenton

    Just when I thought the hype and excitement around Kubernetes (K8s) hit a plateau I was proven wrong as at the major IT conferences (VMworld, NetApp Insight, MS Ignite, etc.) this year K8s took front stage. By all accounts the enthusiasm for K8s will continue unabashed in the foreseeable future as developers love it and enterprises are trying out how to incorporate and tame it.

  • Nasuni Adding AI to Cloud File Services Platform

    By Richard Seeley

    Boston-based Nasuni Corp. provides artificial intelligence (AI) and search analytics for unstructured data in its file services platform for network attached storage (NAS) infrastructure, according to a recent announcement. The company also touted new cloud migration capabilities that it said customers will be able to use for cloud-first approaches, as well as multi-cloud implementations.

  • Sign

    Forecast: AI, IoT and 5G Will Drive Network Analytics Market in Next 4 Years

    By Richard Seeley

    Spending on network analytics, including AI based products, is predicted to more than double from $1.4 Billion this year to $3.6 billion by 2024, according to a new forecast recently released by Dublin, Ireland-based Research and Markets.

  • Microsoft Announces Azure Arc for Mixed AWS, Google Cloud and Azure Workloads

    By Becky Nagel

    On Monday at its Ignite 2019 conference in Orlando, Fla., Microsoft announced Azure Arc, a new tool that lets enterprises use Azure to manage their data on the Azure cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS) or the Google Cloud -- or any combination thereof.

  • Buildings Upward View Graphic

    ControlUp Part 3: Advanced Features

    By Tom Fenton

    Tom Fenton finishes off his series on how to install and use ControlUp, which allows you to troubleshoot and then apply corrective actions to issues that you are having in your vSphere environment. Here, he looks at advanced features he found interesting.

  • « previous
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • next »
More
Most   Popular
  • Most Popular Articles
  • Most Emailed Articles

Windows Server 2022 Is Coming!

Code Defect Crashed Azure Cloud Services

AWS Slips a Bit in Cloud AI Developer Services Report

How to Capture HDMI Video Output, Part 2: Getting Sharper Images

My Attempt to Destroy a Secure Storage Device

Virtualization Review
Sign up for our newsletter.
Email Address*Country*
I agree to this site's Privacy Policy
Please type the letters/numbers you see above.

Free White Papers

  • Virtualized Databases: Performance Considerations for DBAs
  • Ransomware Best Practices
  • 7 Critical Reasons for Office 365 Backup
  • Office 365 Backup for Dummies

More Tech Library

  • Most Popular Articles
  • Most Emailed Articles

Windows Server 2022 Is Coming!

Code Defect Crashed Azure Cloud Services

AWS Slips a Bit in Cloud AI Developer Services Report

How to Capture HDMI Video Output, Part 2: Getting Sharper Images

My Attempt to Destroy a Secure Storage Device

Sponsored Webcasts

  • Living the DReam: Rapid Ransomware Recovery with VMware Cloud DR
  • Public vs. Private vs. Hybrid: Enterprise Pros and Cons
  • Modern Enterprise Hybrid Cloud Summit
  • Best Practices for Managing a Hybrid Cloud Environment

More Webcasts

  • Contact Us
  • Advertise
  • Archives
  • Events
  • Print Issues Online
  • Free Newsletters
  • Reprints
  • List Rental

  • Application Development Trends
  • AWSInsider.net
  • Enterprise Systems
  • FutureTech360
  • Live! 360
  • MCPmag.com
  • Prophyts
  • Pure AI
  • Redmond
  • Redmond Channel Partner
  • TechMentor Events
  • Virtualization & Cloud Review
  • Visual Studio Magazine
  • Visual Studio Live!

© 1105 Media Inc. See our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Terms of Use. CA: Do Not Sell My Personal Info

Problems? Questions? Feedback? E-mail us.