Wednesday, June 5, 2013

VMware vCenter Operations Manager review: Lightening the load

  VMware vCenter Operations Manager review: Lightening the load | Azure steps up its game with per-minute billing
 
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VMware vCenter Operations Manager review: Lightening the load
Monitoring virtual servers for availability, performance, health, and workload capacity has never been easy, but Operations Manager goes a long way toward that goal. Read More

Azure steps up its game with per-minute billing
Microsoft joins Google Compute Engine in offering per-minute billing. Will Amazon follow? Read More

Hitachi adds Amazon Web Services to cloud lineup in Japan
Hitachi said Monday it will officially support Amazon Web Services as part of its cloud solution offerings, a victory for Amazon over rival Microsoft Azure. Read More

Choosing a virtualization strategy for general purpose web hosting
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How to extend a linux virtual machine partition in Hyper-V
Loading up virtual machines is an easy to accomplish task, but configuring them properly is an ongoing balancing act. It's very likely that in a virtualized environment you will over/under provision resources to a VM. When it comes to shrinking or expanding a virtual hard disk things get a little complicated. Read More

 

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