Gerben's Blog on Virtualization

It has been a while since I posted here. In the meantime the world moved on and so did I. To catch up I prepared a little summary of what I think were important or appealing news facts in the period between now and the last time I posted. VMware rel

From virtualization.info: So far VMware sold its virtual lab automation product, Lab Manager, charging the customers for the server product and each agent installed inside the ESX hosts. Such model has been completely changed in mid-May as virtualiz

From virtualization.info: So far VMware sold its virtual lab automation product, Lab Manager, charging the customers for the server product and each agent installed inside the ESX hosts. Such model has been completely changed in mid-May as virtualiz

 Yesterday VMware announced the General Availability of her product VMware Stage Manager. VMware Stage Manager is a product intended to control an application during the shift from staging into production. VMware Stage Manager solves the problem of

 Yesterday VMware announced the General Availability of her product VMware Stage Manager. VMware Stage Manager is a product intended to control an application during the shift from staging into production. VMware Stage Manager solves the problem of

Vmware is already busy planning the second VMworld Europe, the event will be held on Feb 24-26 2009 at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes . That is the same location as the previous VMworld Europe event in 2008. If you want to be kept informed abou

Vmware is already busy planning the second VMworld Europe, the event will be held on Feb 24-26 2009 at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes . That is the same location as the previous VMworld Europe event in 2008. If you want to be kept informed abou

Richard Garsthagen from VMware at www.run-virtual.com posted a nice article about ESXi and the ability to get full control over it. an excerpt from his post: As you probably know ESX 3i is the embedded version of ESX, mainly run from usb flash disks

Richard Garsthagen from VMware at www.run-virtual.com posted a nice article about ESXi and the ability to get full control over it. an excerpt from his post: As you probably know ESX 3i is the embedded version of ESX, mainly run from usb flash disks

The Xtravirt Virtual SAN (XVS) appliance for VMware ESX3 Server, is a free solution to provide the benefits of shared VMFS storage without the cost of a SAN – this allows the utilisation of otherwise unused local storage in the ESX server to faci