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Gain a basic understanding of some of the concerns or planning points to consider when you get ready to deploy vSphere in your organization.

Learn about VMware Virtual SAN (VSAN), its basic requirements and how it works.

This article defines many of the most commonly used terms in the virtualization vocabulary.

In the previous post, we discussed the need for VXLAN in the cloud along with the issues it solves. In this post, we will focus more on how VXLAN works.

Although some form of virtualization has been around since the mid-1960s, it has evolved over time, while remaining close to its roots. Much of the evolution in virtualization has occurred in just the last few years, with new types being developed and commercialized. For our purposes, the different types of virtualization are limited to Desktop Virtualization, Application Virtualization, Server Virtualization, Storage Virtualization, and Network Virtualization.

VMware announced Horizon 7 in February and subsequently released the software updates. Horizon 7 provides a more streamlined, high-performance virtual desktop and application experience. New updates include features such as Instant Clones, Smart Policies, Blast Extreme and greater scalability with Cloud Pod Architecture. Let’s dig into the seven key features that Horizon 7 brings!

Learn how to build a home lab for VMware vSphere 6.x to reproduce the training environment and run course labs.

This white paper examines the relationship between cloud computing and virtualization.

Sphere 5.5 is now available with myriad small improvements such as a faster Web Client, LACP, Autoscale, and higher configuration maximums, and my goal is to point out the few changes that might apply in your company or organization.

Plan, implement, and manage OpenShift clusters at scale