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Tag Archives: Hyper-V
“I’m so glad we switched back to VMware”
Dierbergs switched from vSphere to Hyper-V in an effort to reduce licensing costs, but ultimately returned to VMware when the promise of “good enough” failed to materialize. Continue reading
Is Everyone but You Deploying a Multi-Hypervisor Data Center?
Multi-hypervisor data centers are on the decline, despite what you may be hearing from motivated challengers to the market leader. Continue reading
Microsoft Employee Submits to Polygraph Testing
Hilarious series of polygraph videos with Microsoft employee under interrogation. Continue reading
Shared-nothing Live Migration: Zero Downtime — Kind of
Both vSphere and Hyper-V offer a capability to move running virtual machines and storage in a single operation, but virtual disks on local storage cannot be protected by HA. Continue reading
Real Uses for Fault Tolerant Virtual Machines
Fault tolerant virtual machines can protect key elements of an infrastructure today, while Windows Hyper-V offers only criticism, press releases, and vaporware. Continue reading
