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Virtual Data Center - June 2011, Vol. 33

As organizations expand their virtual environments, they’re discovering that one hypervisor isn’t always enough. But deploying a second hypervisor can pose some significant risks. Stephen J. Bigelow helps you carefully consider the pros and cons of a multihypervisor environment. Access >>>

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- Should your IT shop consider multiple server virtualization platforms? by Stephen J. Bigelow
  More and more IT shops are implementing multiple server virtualization platforms to increase interoperability and abstraction as well as lower costs.
- Preventing virtual resource oversubscription with capacity management by Mike Laverick, Contributor
  Identify the symptoms of resource oversubscription, and learn capacity management strategies to prevent it.
- Performance tweaks for virtualization technologies by Bill Kleyman, Contributor
  Understanding virtualization technologies and properly allocating resources is vital to achieving optimal performance in a virtual environment.

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