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Results tagged "vMotion"

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The Physical-to-Virtual Cookbook Part 1

October 30, 2012 04:32 PM
Migrating applications from a physical to a virtual environment is no easy task. This multipart series presents a real-world migration project. Part 1 looks at the client’s environment, examines the rationale for the migration, and walks through efforts to inventory the data center and map application dependencies.

EMC's VFCache Now Supports vMotion and Deduplication

August 28, 2012 01:53 PM
Prior to vSphere 5.1, vMotion and server-side SSD caches weren't compatible. Now, cache-hungry apps can be made mobile, too. Here's how EMC's VFCache works with vMotion.

Proximal Unveils First SSD Cache for VMware's vSphere

July 25, 2012 01:30 PM
To date, server-side SSD caching products include drivers for Windows or Linux. Proximal now supports the hypervisor directly, allowing features like vMotion and Live Migration to work as intended.

VMware Needs Focus; Shedding Cloud Foundry Will Help

July 17, 2012 03:25 PM
Rumors that VMware is going to spin off a cloud company are flying. If they're true, it will be good for the company--VMware needs to regain its focus to thrive.

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