Virtualization enabled companies to virtually split servers and run multi-vendor apps on multiple operating systems.... Read More...

When VMblog contacted me about writing a predictions blog, I started down the usual road that vendor marketing people walk down. You know, the one that predicts all trends will somehow converge on my products! But this year I wanted to take off the marketing glasses and get a wider view.... Read More...

When it comes to IT planning and budgeting, you want to make sure you are getting the best return on your investment. With this in mind, we created this Hyper-V vs VMware vSphere comparison to help you determine which hypervisor is right for you and your environment.... Read More...

To some, containers and virtualization are essentially the same thing - a rip and replace alternative for the other. To others, they are completely different technologies with different use cases. The truth is that containers and virtualization do have a lot in common, but not as much as some people... Read More...

Server Virtualization has become an important aspect of business as it partitions a physical server into small virtual machines that can maximize the resources of the server. You can virtualize your business completely or some part of it that can increase the overall efficiency of your business. The... Read More...

Living amidst a technology revolution, it's easy to get the impression that change is outpacing our ability to control and guide it. The growing momentum of virtualization only magnifies its accompanying challenges-and the consequences of failed monitoring or management are not academic but real-wor... Read More...

To put in simple terms, Virtualization is a structure that segregates a computer resource into manifold execution environments and is it often trusted to craft a virtual version of a resource or a device. It also permits to run multiple operating systems on the same system by providing virtualized h... Read More...

Virtualization's roots go back to the 1960s and IBM, where programmer Jim Rymarczyk was deeply involved in the first mainframe virtualization effort. According to a NetworkWorld article, IBM's CP-67 software used partitioning technology to allow many applications to be run at once on a mainframe com... Read More...