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Planning and Design

Whats new with VMware ESX 3.5 Update 2

Some interesting features from VMware included in ESX 3.5 Update 2.  Most interesting is the official support for Virtual Machine High Availability and the ability to extend virtual disks while machines are running.  Also included is the ability to clone virtual machines while they are powered on, which may suite well for some organisation when it comes to disaster recovery (cloning a VM and then copying the clone offsite)

Below are details ripped from VMware’s website.

Virtualisation - Agility is most valued by businesses

 If you talk to CIOs who really “get” virtualization, the benefit that excites them the most is not cost savings but agility. I’m talking about the ability to say yes, quickly, to a business side request. Virtualization is helping smart IT leaders morph from “no” people to “yes” people. That’s a huge shift for many IT organizations and companies. But in order to be a yes person, you need to have enough carefully-managed virtual infrastructure on hand.

 

VMware Acquires ‘B-hive’

As you may know, VMware recently began the process of acquiring B-hive, but you may not know much about what B-hive does. From the press release, B-hive “gives infrastructure groups visibility into application performance in virtual environments such as end-user transaction response time, virtual machine utilization and cross-virtual machine dependencies.”  

VMware VI3 Infrastructure case study at Fair Isaac

This is a bit cheesy, but outlines some of the benefits of deploying ESX, Virtual Center and VDI.