A virtualization stack is the collection of resources that, along with the hypervisor, make up the Microsoft Hyper-V environment.
In a computing context, a stack is an ordered pile. Components of the virtualization stack in Hyper-V include virtual machine processes, emulated devices, management services and the user interface.
You can combine vSAN with an HCI appliance to streamline operations, and use its many features -- such as ReadyNodes and ...
Kubernetes has become the most popular platform for managing containers. VMware might have a few opportunities to cash in on that...
You might need to shift Active Directory FSMO roles for a few reasons. If you need to do it more than once, there's a way to ...
Microsoft's cloud-based Active Directory has different features than the on-premises version, and you'll need to do your homework...
HPC applications need a lot of resources, but not all enterprises can meet those requirements. However, new cloud services are ...
Virtual Instruments added more offerings to its cloud migration and hybrid infrastructure management portfolio with an ...
VMware's new desktop-as-a-service product will get some play at VMworld. How Managed Desktops differs from its Horizon 7 offering...
IT can prevent RDP security issues in a few ways. Learn how to use Group Policy and other best practices to protect against an ...
Renegotiation, legal action and cancellation are all options if your colocation service agreement isn't up to par. But each ...
Training, testing and automation are all essential components to software updates. Implementing these concepts makes version ...
Start the conversation
0 comments