Tag Archives: ESX

SR-IOV and VMware vMotion

Working together with Intel and Dell, VMware demonstrated vMotion with SR-IOV on ESX in 2009. Continue reading

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SearchServerMisinformation.com

A recent article on a popular technology media outlet includes misinformed claims about Hyper-V Dynamic Memory advantages over VMware vSphere. Continue reading

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NIC Teaming Update: Hyper-V Still Cloudy as Ever

Network teaming provides load balancing and fault tolerance to your virtual infrastructure. VMware vSphere provides powerful, elegant solutions to meet the most demanding requirements. The Hyper-V platform continues to rely on unsupported legacy technologies. Continue reading

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization: Pentium II Inside!

While VMware ESX exposes the latest performance-enhancing CPU instructions to virtual machines, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) takes a more conservative approach — downgrading all CPUs to masquerade as an old Pentium II. Continue reading

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Dear Red Hat…

Satirical open letter to Red Hat from VMware ESX. Continue reading

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