Archive for September, 2011
Under the Covers with Miss Alignment Part 2: Linked Clones
September 22nd, 2011 | 
Author: This post is the continuation of Under the Covers with Miss Alignment: I keep hearing this rumor more and more often: It appears that both snapshots and linked clones on vSphere 4.x and 5.0 are misaligned. Not having had the time to actually put this to the test, I thought it would at least be informative to give you some more down-and-dirty information on the subject.
Posted in Storage, VDI and VMware View, VMware | 
Tags: alignment, data alignment, details, devil, linked clones, mis-alignment, misaligned, misalignment, Miss Alignment, snapshot, VMware, VMware View | 
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Looking back at VMworld 2011 Las Vegas
VMworld 2011 in Las Vegas has come to end. Once again it has been an epic event. I can’t believe how fast it was over. Was it worthwhile? Very much. Would I do it again? Definitely!
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Posted in VMware, VMware news |
Tags: bloggers corner, CTO party, Marvin, Marvin the MonsterVM, Monster VM, MonsterVM, VMware, vmworld, VMworld 2011, VMworld Las Vegas, VMworld TV, VMworld TV interview, VMworld US |
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VMworld’s Thursday keynote: How We Think
Todays keynote is not directly about new technology or cool things. Well actually it is about cool things. No bloggers tables today, no press. So, nothing new? Maybe not, but still an interesting blogpost I think.
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Tags: brain, general session, how the brain works, keynote, vmworld, VMworld 2011 |
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