Repost: Dynamic Memory Coming to Hyper-V Part 5…
First published on TECHNET on May 20, 2010 =====================================================================Preamble: The point of this series, and the spirit in which it is written, is to take a holistic approach at the issues facing our customers, discuss the complexities with regard to memory management and explain why we’re taking the approach we are with Hyper-V Dynamic Memory.Dynamic Memory Coming to Hyper-V Part 3…
First published on TECHNET on Apr 07, 2010 ======================================================Preamble: The point of this series, and the spirit in which it is written, is to take a holistic approach at the issues facing our customers, discuss the complexities with regard to memory management and explain why we’re taking the approach we are with Hyper-V Dynamic Memory.Hypervisor Footprint Debate Part 1 UPDATE: Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 & VMware ESXi 3.5
First published on TECHNET on Aug 13, 2009 Virtualization Nation,In my last blog post, I started an in depth analysis tackling VMware’s claims head on that because their disk footprint is smaller and ESX/ESXi are single purpose hypervisors, they are therefore more secure.
