VMware gets a new owner, Citrix gets a new leader and the future gets even cloudier. It was a busy news year.
By Trevor Pott
There are new ways to deal with memory issues and make your datacenter more efficient.
By Trevor Pott
Customers need to demand that they support multiple hypervisors.
By Trevor Pott
Not all the virtualization upgrades are improvements.
By Dan Kusnetzky
A new spin on an old idea.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It's not the leader in any category, but it doesn't have to be. In some cases, it only has to present a viable alternative.
They include a vCenter migration tool and Windows Server 2016.
By Dan Kusnetzky
The clients work with the major products from VMware, Citrix and Microsoft.
Better orchestration, security and networking highlight some of the upgrades.
Microsoft has made a host of improvements to its core virtualization stack in the latest version of its flagship server.
Strike the best balance between Hyper-V power and performance.
By Dan Kusnetzky
VMware faces intense competition in the market, from competing products and huge vendors like Microsoft, Citrix and Google.
If you want to move to Hyper-V 2016, you must check this out.
By Trevor Pott
Hyper-V is at the top of the risk chart.
Exploring replication on Azure.
What started as a small gathering of virtualization geeks has grown into a powerhouse IT event.
By Trevor Pott
How will the virtualization leader respond?
By Trevor Pott
Until they're boring, they won't go mainstream.
Gotchas and advice for proper setup of Microsoft's backup and disaster recovery platform.
Better backups, checkpoints and Shielded VMs are highlights of the latest version.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Arcserve has a varied history.
The new column covers all things related to Microsoft and virtualization.
There's more -- a lot more -- than just vSphere and Hyper-V.
Ben Armstrong discusses containers in this final installment.