Posts Tagged ‘virtual machines

What are important considerations when managing hundreds of virtual machines? That’s the question this month for our MacBook Air contest. Best comment on this post wins. You’ll need a Disqus account to participate, and rules can be found here. The question raises all kinds of potential conversations, ranging from the type of security tools to [...]

In addition to the launch of Nebula, ex-NASA CTO Chris Kemp’s OpenStack-based startup which we covered yesterday, there have been some other important announcements regarding OpenStack this week. HP is joining the OpenStack community, Dell is rolling out an OpenStack cloud and OpenStack will soon release a connector for Gluster. Sponsor HP Joins OpenStack This [...]

Meant for convenience, but annoying after a while, VMware enables by default the option to “Automatically connect new USB devices” on all virtual machines this means the VM will grab the USB device away from the Host OS and connect it to the running virtual machine. While convenient, just because a USB device is connected [...]

One of the various announcements coming out of VMware this week is change to how vSphere is priced. VMware’s “simplified” pricing can be found in a nightmarish 10 page white paper. Hey, no one ever said enterprise technology pricing was easy. But the problem is that VMware’s new prices are much higher for some customers. [...]

One of the various announcements coming out of VMware this week is change to how vSphere is priced. VMware’s “simplified” pricing can be found in a nightmarish 10 page white paper. Hey, no one ever said enterprise technology pricing was easy. But the problem is that VMware’s new prices are much higher for some customers. [...]


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