Posts Tagged ‘ESX’

Bridging the Gap: The Future of Software Development with VMware

Posted by Ryan on September 30th, 2008 under Software Development, Solutions, VMware, VMworld 2008
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I have already talked about the new Replay Debugging functionality that is now a part of VMware Workstation 6.5 in my previous article (”Replay Debugging: The Future of Software Development“).  I truly do believe that this represents the new way that things will be done in the years to come and we will look back [...]

VMware Responds

Posted by Mike on August 13th, 2008 under Headlines, VMware
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After the dramatic licensing mix up with ESX and ESXi yesterday, VMware was quick to respond with a blog post from their CEO. In short, the issue was caused because the time switch was not removed when update 2 went into release mode. VMware CEO Paul Martiz says that they are reevaluating their QA and [...]

ESXi Sound Off

Posted by Ryan on July 31st, 2008 under Headlines, Sound Off, VMware
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We want to hear from you!  If you are currently using ESX in your environment, how has the release of ESXi free licensing altered your virtualization strategy going forward?

New VMware Stage Manager hits Public Beta

Posted by Ryan on January 21st, 2008 under Headlines, Solutions, VMware
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VMware announced today the release of the Public Beta of their latest management/automation tool called “VMware Stage Manager.”  The new product is intended to provide administrators a new platform to “stage” new application role outs before putting it live into production.  Essentially, this addresses the burden of maintaing “test”, “development”, and “test” environments and trying [...]

VMware touts the “value of a mature platform”

Posted by Ryan on December 26th, 2007 under Headlines, Hyper-V, VMware
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With Microsoft’s long awaited announcement of the Beta release of its new virtualization platform, dubbed “Hyper-V” many people are asking what this means for the virtualization industry? Is Hyper-V a true response to VMware’s ESX? Is it too late for Microsoft to catch up to the nearly 10 years of research, development, and [...]