A few months back I put together a post outlining the deployment of a 2-node vSAN cluster (located HERE). Well just like in a customer scenario, a 2-Node cluster might just not be enough resources and there is a need to expand. My lab has proven to fall into that category as my need for […]
Windows Continuum in virtual desktops? Only available with Citrix XenDesktop and XenServer
Citrix XenDesktop 7.14, with XenServer 7.2, is the first desktop virtualization solution to deliver the Windows Continuum experience to any device. Now, virtual desktops on XenDesktop for Windows 10 automatically toggle between tablet and desktop mode upon connection and reconnection, depending on the type of physical client device. You can seamlessly roam from your desktop […]
NVIDIA GRID Monitoring using Citrix Director & vGPU Live Migration with Citrix XenServer
Jared Cowart, Technical Product Manager at NVIDIA, demonstrates at Citrix Synergy 2017 new NVIDIA GRID features that enable greater insight and management of vGPU in Citrix environment. http://nvda.ws/2rWbBSS This video is via NVIDIA.
British Army Migrates Cloud Infrastructure to Red Hat Solutions
Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Ansible Tower by Red Hat help British Army improve consistency and simplify management Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that the British Army has migrated its private cloud environment to Red Hat Enterprise Linux and is using Ansible Tower by Red […]
Dell Servers and Citrix XenServer / Octoblu integration – E2EVC Session Video
Session from @E2EVC 2017 Orlando. For event information please visit www.e2evc.com/home. For slides, additional info etc please contact the presenter directly on Twitter. For best video and sound quality do visit the event! This video is from the fine folks at E2EVC Conference
What Virtualization Platform 2017? Red Hat moves into “Top 3” with RHV 4.1!
Red Hat has done a remarkable job evolving its Virtualization platform over the recent years. While (some) vendors started to sacrifice features or shifted focus onto wider cloud management aspects, Red Hat rightly emphazises that Virtualization continues to be a critical core technology of today’s datacenters. The 4.1 release recently made available, continues to stand […]
Storage can make your digital transformation – or break it
The following chart might look familiar, especially if you’ve ever studied patterns of online behavior. Like all the best charts, this one has a glorious up-and-to-the-right shape. But each year at the end of December, when much of the world goes offline for a few quiet days, there’s a characteristic drop. This chart—from Google Trends—represents […]
JULABO Replicates Critical Data Center Infrastructure between the USA and Europe using DataCore Software-Defined Storage
DataCore Reduced Storage-Related Costs by 50% While Improving Performance by 500%; Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery for VMware using Riverbed WAN Optimization DataCore Software today announced that SANsymphony™ was chosen by JULABO GmbH as the software-defined storage platform best suited to support its flexible virtual infrastructure. JULABO, a Germany-based worldwide provider of high-quality temperature control […]
Red Hat Reports First Quarter Results for Fiscal Year 2018
First quarter total revenue of $677 million, up 19% year-over-year or 20% in constant currency First quarter total subscription revenue of $597 million, up 19% year-over-year or 20% in constant currency First quarter Application Development-related and other emerging technology subscription revenue of $139 million, up 41% year-over-year or 42% in constant currency Quarter-end deferred revenue […]
Back to Boston! A recap of the 2017 OpenStack Summit
This year the OpenStack® Summit returned to Boston, Massachusetts. The Summit was held the week after the annual Red Hat® Summit, which was also held in Boston. The combination of the two events, back to back, made for an intense, exciting and extremely busy few weeks. More than 5,000 attendees and 1,000 companies were in […]
