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This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog. The cloud has brought a change in how we view and manage virtualization, especially for enterprises that need to deploy their …
This one has been simmering for a while, so lets see where this rolls. DevOps (a portmanteau of development and operations) is a software development method that stresses communication, collaboration …
My previous post on the 5.1 Release notes was quite popular as well as the 5.1.0a post as well… So as always, the first things I do when a new version is released is: Download the bits - of …
About two weeks ago I spent a very interesting hour with Shimon Hason (Co-Founder & CEO), Phil Neray (VP of Marketing) and Tomer Levy (Co-founder). Intigua? Where have you perhaps heard that name …
I was just watching a discussion on DevOps, Automation and Continuous integration and heard the following, “Chef is a tool for doing infrastructure automation - config management, application …
Unless you live in a very specific part of the world - the chance that you will see snow (I mean the real fluffy stuff - not the artificial muck that people make) is really, really slim. But many of …
Once upon a time… Nah… This is not a fairy tale so lets do it differently. What is the maximum size of a virtual disk that vSphere 5.1 supports? If you have no idea, then probably you have not passed …
The VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager 1.1 Public Beta is now open. Actually it was already open on March 11th, but it seems it has not yet been publicly announced. Download Link | Release Notes …
A while back Duncan Epping wrote a wonderful post VMotion, the story and confessions about how people remembered the when they witnessed vMotion for the first time and asked people to add their …
Amazon announced a few days ago the availability of EC2 for In-Memory Computing - The High Memory Cluster Eight Extra Large Instance, here are the specs: Two Intel E5-2670 processors running at 2.6 …
