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Tag Archives: OpSource
OpSource Cloud Experience — Import/Export
See the two-step process used to export a VM from the OpSource Cloud in OVF format for use with a vSphere private cloud. Continue reading
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OpSource Cloud Experience — Networking
Learn some of the details behind the OpSource Cloud network topology and performance. Continue reading
OpSource Cloud Experience — Connecting
Learn about connection options, such as SSL VPN and NAT, for workloads running on the OpSource Cloud. Continue reading
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OpSource Cloud Experience — Introduction
OpSource Cloud is a public IaaS cloud built on VMware vSphere 4.1. Take a look at some of the features in this multi-part series. Continue reading
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