For those of you who follow the PlanetV12N aggregation feed of anything and everything that is virtualization – you might have noticed that the feed has been stale for over 10 days.
The reason being.. …
vSphere 5.1 will most probably be released by the end of September 10th (that is 2 minutes from now in my timezone).
Of course nothing is 100% certain but I will explain on what this assumption is …
A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum Solutions Exchange floor (forgive me for the corny humor…)
In previous years the Solutions Exchange floor usually opened with a the Hall Crawl which was …
One of the things I continuously heard from a decent number of people during VMworld is that they are constantly running after the technology.
I actually put out a question on Twitter with the …
I had an interesting conversation with a colleague of mine last week. We were talking about goals and targets.
Let me first start with a question. Do you know what your company’s goals are for …
As of late I have seen multiple mentions of vSEL – and always by VMware employees.
So what is this vSEL that they are talking about?
Google led me to some answers. Hany Michael (now a VMware employee) …
I cannot remember the number of times I have been saved by VMware High Availability. To protect an application in my datacenter from hardware failure has never been easier. Just put your VM in a …
So if you have not heard by now Veeam have released the 6.1 version of Veeam Backup & Replication.
Here are some of the new features
VeeamZIP Version 6.1 includes a new capability for performing …
I am proud to announce that I have been awarded the VMware vExpert award for the year 2012.
The current list has been posted here.
It is nice to receive such an honor but I would rather like to take …
Of course the title of this post was blatantly borrowed from the Scorpions (I do love the song)
For the past 5 years I have designed, implemented and supported our corporate IT infrastructure. We have …