4 mai 2011

Here we have another video in our on-going Tech Talk series featuring Rick Blythe and Scott Laforet. In this episode Rick and Scott discuss VMware View. This is the first part in a three-part series which dives into various different aspects of the VMware View product. In this first installment Rick and Scott provide a high-level overview of some of the main technologies that are used within VMware View. Be sure to keep an eye out over the next week or so for the second installment in this very informative three-part series. ... [Lire la suite]

Veeam Software annonce que Linkbynet , expert en infogérance e-business, a choisi Veeam Backup & Replication 5.0 (V5) pour la protection des données de sa plate-forme @gile. Cette solution de cloud public 100% service est basée sur l’allocation de ressources informatiques à la demande (CPU, RAM, stockage). L’offre permet aux clients de Linkbynet de bénéficier de la haute disponibilité pour leurs applications critiques et d’un PRA industrialisé sur un site distant.@gile intègre en partie les fonctions de la V5 de Veeam, notamment... [Lire la suite]

A voir directement sur le blog, photos et vidéo... http://ds45.blogspot.com/2011/05/aujourdhui-cetait-vforum-au-cnit.html

A voir directement sur le blog, photos et vidéo... http://ds45.blogspot.com/2011/05/aujourdhui-cetait-vforum-au-cnit.html

Quelques livres qui semblent intéressant sont accessibles sur le lien ci-dessous :http://www.tmurgent.com/Books/Default.aspxUn peu de RTFM ne fait pas de mal dans ce monde de brut !   --> A voir sur le blog de Fabien PERRIER, MVP APP-V : http://msapp-v.blogspot.com/2011/03/client-book-virtualisation-des.html

VMware vous offre une session de formation sur ESXi en elearning, voici le détail du cours : Course Name: Transition to ESXi Essentials Course Description : This self-paced course covers the requirements and effects of transitioning your VMware vSphere environment to VMware ESXi. It provides the knowledge necessary to make fundamental design decisions and successfully add ESXi to a deployed vSphere environment. This course is based on ESXi 4.1. The course consists of five modules: --> A voir sur le blog de Julien Mousqueton :... [Lire la suite]

It is finally released… PXE Manager for vCenter. My former Cloud colleague Max Daneri of VMTS fame has worked very very hard on this and actually demoed it at VMworld in 2009. I know Max is already working on the next release which of course will work with the upcoming vSphere version as well. So if you’ve tested it and have feedback don’t forget to leave a comment on labs.vmware.com. PXE Manager for vCenter enables ESXi host state (firmware) management and provisioning. Specifically, it allows: Automated provisioning of new ESXi... [Lire la suite]

vSphere 4.1 comes with a new performance-enhancing feature called memory compression. It can give your system a performance boost when it starts running low on RAM. Just like swap memory, memory compression is not equal to real memory but can help to prevent degradation of performance when you're running low on memory. For comparison, memory compression is faster than swap on disk but slower than real memory. --> The rest of the article and explanation is on the blog : http://www.petri.co.il/memory-compression-in-vsphere-4-1.htm

Pre-Exchange 2010 vs. Exchange 2010 Permission Models Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 now comes with the new RBAC (Role Based Access Control) permissions model. This new permissions model allows you to define both a broad, as well as a more granular assignment of permissions to administrators. The roles you assign to administrators can reflect more accurately the actual roles they perform in your organization. --> The rest of the article is on Petri's website : http://www.petri.co.il/rbac-in-exchange-2010.htm 

The new Microsoft iSCSI Software Target 3.3 is commonly deployed to provide data storage for servers that boot from a local hard drive. However, there are interesting cost savings and management advantages in deploying servers that have no local disk at all and get their syste and boot volumes from the iSCSI target. The iSCSI Target team has worked closely with the Windows HPC Server team to enable this specific solution, common in HPC environments. Jian Yan, the Program Manager for the iSCSI Software Target, has a new blog post on... [Lire la suite]