Jan
10
Weekly Twitter Updates
By · Comments- VMware buying Zimbra? http://bit.ly/6dxzba #
- RT @SearchVMwareTT: VMware 2009: Never a dull moment http://bit.ly/7UWWoL by @ ericsiebert <– Nice job Eric. #
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Dec
13
Weekly Twitter Updates
By · Comments- http://twitpic.com/so9bw – @ ericbh speaking at Columbus Techtarget event #
- RT @CitrixBlogs: A Desktop Virt Podcast with Michael Keen and Eric Perkins: Many of you might have al… http://bit.ly/5a0VgD #
- Sitting with @ ericbh in @VMDoug's home airport. Nice airport Doug. #
- Anyone need a Google Wave invite? I have some. Please send me your email address if you want one. #
- http://twitpic.com/sqc6p – Snowing in Chicago #
- RT @Laura_Whalen: Join Dan Feller & Florian Becker for live TechTalk: 1,000 Virtual Desktop Users in 90 Days.. http://bit.ly/7ThpRF # XD4 #
- http://twitpic.com/sy10g – @ ericbh speaking at Techtarget event in Chicago #
- http://twitpic.com/szv4e – @ ericbh hard at work #
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Dec
06
Weekly Twitter Updates
By · Comments- RT @jtroyer: Starting now – VMware Community Podcast – VMware Workstation 7 – http://tinyurl.com/5kuo77 #
- RT @google: You can now see Shamu in Google Street View. First three rows may get wet! (via @ googlemaps) http://bit.ly/6AyZ3O #
- RT @Mike_Laverick: listening to Chris Wolf on searchvmware.techtarget.com – http://bit.ly/7RT8f1 #
- RT @vyatta: New Vyatta Training Courses – DHCP Server, Route Redistribution, WAN Load Balancing, HA – http://tinyurl.com/yzbq43t #
- RT @djfeller: http://bit.ly/65DpSH What happens if your desktop virtualization crashes? Can U overcome without users offline for hours/days? #
- RT @Dana_Gardner: I agree with IDC … IBM will buy a network hardware vendor, Juniper or Brocade … cut Cisco loose . http://bit.ly/86GXK7 #
- RT @Laura_Whalen: @XenDesktop: NASA uses XenDesktop 2 deliver virtual desktops 2 the International Space Station (ISS) http://bit.ly/67PQTq #
- ??Google DNS: 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4??????????? # googledns #
- Drunk robots = funny. http://bit.ly/4s8FuA #
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Dec
06
Weekly Twitter Updates
By · Comments- RT @Mike_Laverick: listening to Chris Wolf on searchvmware.techtarget.com – http://bit.ly/7RT8f1 #
- RT @vyatta: New Vyatta Training Courses – DHCP Server, Route Redistribution, WAN Load Balancing, HA – http://tinyurl.com/yzbq43t #
- RT @djfeller: http://bit.ly/65DpSH What happens if your desktop virtualization crashes? Can U overcome without users offline for hours/days? #
- RT @Dana_Gardner: I agree with IDC … IBM will buy a network hardware vendor, Juniper or Brocade … cut Cisco loose . http://bit.ly/86GXK7 #
- RT @Laura_Whalen: @XenDesktop: NASA uses XenDesktop 2 deliver virtual desktops 2 the International Space Station (ISS) http://bit.ly/67PQTq #
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Nov
29
Weekly Twitter Updates
By · Comments- I’m surprised at the “Who is your VDI choice?” poll results so far. http://bit.ly/7jXDu9 #
- RT @KimmoJernstrom: … Massimos article re: Citrix and Xen that was written almost a month ago! > http://is.gd/522Gk #
- VCP, vExpert or VCI?, Starwindsoftware will give you the HA version of their iSCSI software. Just email vmware@starwindsoftware.com and ask #
- RT @mbosschaart: Created a little Citrix HDX3D 4 Pro Gfx demo ovr the internet 4 yr viewing pleasure. http://bit.ly/8Thoby # XD4 # Citrix #
- RT @ccostan: @ shannonsnowden Also check out the Webinar they are doing 4 a QuickStart. http://tinyurl.com/yap6fs7 # StarWindSoftware <-thanks #
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Happy New Year – More Complex Applications Becoming Virtualization Targets
By ssnowden · Comments CommentsI’m currently working on several new projects that have a common theme — much more complex applications being virtualized as a second phase virtualization project.
Over the last few years we’ve worked with some clients comfortable being on the cutting edge and have P2V’d their Meditech servers, but I think this year just might be the tipping point where more complex application servers can be included in plans during the initial virtualization projects instead of being left for some unknown point in the future.