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Using Free Software to Improve Virtualization Backup and Disaster Recovery

Backup and Disaster Recovery are an important aspect of virtualization. Just because you've virtualized doesn't mean you automatically escape the needs of having a good backup and DR solution.... Read More...

Posted Wednesday, March 26, 2014 6:36 AM by David Marshall | 1 Comments
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Cloud Performance Monitor: Free Tool for Public & Private Clouds

Mike Raab introduces you to the SolarWinds Cloud Performance Monitor Powered by CopperEgg! With this free tool, you can get real-time insight into the speed and availability of applications and services deployed on cloud, virtual and physical servers.... Read More...

Posted Thursday, August 30, 2012 4:05 PM by David Marshall | 0 Comments
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New Free Tool - vScope Explorer by VKernel

Scope Explorer is a free tool from VKernel that analyzes and visualizes the entire virtual environment across Resources - CPU, memory, storage, network; and Data centers, clusters, datastores, host, virtual machines... Read More...

Posted Thursday, October 20, 2011 6:02 AM by David Marshall | 0 Comments
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Video: Free SaaS Cloud Management Demo - CopperEgg RevealCloud

Last week, Austin-based startup CopperEgg announced a $2 million Series A funding round and announced the launch of its new free cloud management SaaS application, RevealCloud. You can read more about this free cloud management tool on InfoWorld's Virtualization Report.... Read More...

Posted Monday, July 18, 2011 5:15 AM by David Marshall | 0 Comments
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Video: SolarWinds VM-to-Cloud Calculator - What's the Cost to Move to the Cloud?

Quickly get an estimate of what your VMs will cost to run in the cloud. VM-to-Cloud Calculator does an inventory of your server, then provides a detailed report at what your VMs would cost to run at three major cloud vendors: Amazon EC2, Windows Azure and Rackspace.... Read More...

Posted Monday, July 18, 2011 5:00 AM by David Marshall | 0 Comments
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