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Tag Archives: ESX
It’s not Hyper-V — it’s the drivers!
The majority of Windows crashes are caused by third-party device drivers. See how Hyper-V reliability is compromised due to its dependence on a general-purpose OS. Continue reading
Pimp My Hypervisor
Yo Dawg! I heard you like to virtualize, but there is no truth to the rumor that Xzibit influenced the Hyper-V design. Continue reading
Taking snapshots of VMware ESX 4 running in a VM
VMware ESX 4 can virtualize itself, and by using a special undocumented configuration setting it is now possible to take snapshots of virtual VMware ESX 4 systems. Continue reading
Posted in Virtualizationism
Tagged ESX, installation, PASS, snapshots, Technical, vSphere
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Linux apps run directly on Windows with virtualization!
Microsoft has broken through numerous technological barriers, enabling Windows/Hyper-V to directly execute Linux applications. Continue reading
Hyper-V More Stable, Just as Mature as VMware vSphere?
Microsoft Virtualization publishes an embarrassing guest post refuting vSphere advantages, doing more harm than good. Continue reading
Posted in Virtualizationism
Tagged ESX, Hyper-V, live migration, memory overcommit, VMotion
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