With the introduction of vSphere 5.0, ESX has been discontinued. ESXi is now the only version available for datacenter server virtualization. Due to the architectural changes from ESX to ESXi, not all configuration files, settings, and third party tools are guaranteed to be migrated to ESXi 5.0. VMware has put together an article detailing the best practices for upgrading. Some of the steps noted in the article include: Your hardware is compliant on the VMware Compatibility Guide. more...
Tim Mangan has released another great tool called Launch Time Analyze. The purpose of this tool is to act as an automated command launcher, which will repeatedly run a test while measuring the amount of time it takes to complete the test. This tool helps gauge end user "perceived performance", or the performance as seen by the end user. The final analysis displays a Perceived Performance Graph, indicating the number of times results fall within certain delay buckets. more...
Tim Mangan has released another great tool called Launch Time Analyze. The purpose of this tool is to act as an automated command launcher, which will repeatedly run a test while measuring the amount of time it takes to complete the test. This tool helps gauge end user "perceived performance", or the performance as seen by the end user. The final analysis displays a Perceived Performance Graph, indicating the number of times results fall within certain delay buckets. more...
With the release of Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012, comes a new technology called Server App-V. Server App-V is a technology that enables the virtualization of server applications, removing the dependency of a server application in a specific Windows Server instance (whether that instance is running in a virtual machine on directly on hardware). more...
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