Think of it as a multiple choice test, with no wrong answers. Intel last week launched its new Skylake Xeon CPUs. AMD last month launched their next-generation EPYC CPU. These are both great options that strengthen the case for upgrading your server infrastructure now. Whichever path you choose, the latest CPU improvements bring a boost […]

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By: Kyle Wassink   When introducing others to vRealize Operations (vROps), starting with the foundational components of the platform serves as the best approach. Relationship mapping is one of those foundational components that is used extensively throughout vROps and is critical to a lot of the platforms functionality, and therefore, important to understand.   First,

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Enterprise IT and DevOps teams are under tremendous pressure to efficiently deliver, operate and maintain infrastructure to support the needs of the business and its customers. It can take weeks to deliver production ready infrastructure and in response CIOs are looking for faster, self-service provisioning solutions. Until recently, vRealize Automation (vRA) integrated with various configuration

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Too often in cloud, virtualized, and SDN deployments, the handoffs and delays with manually provisioning IP addresses and DNS records can add hours, days, or even weeks to the process.The lack of automation also causes inconsistency, outages, and security risks when provisioning and destroying VMs and NSX devices. VMware and Infoblox have teamed up to

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Written by Guy Bartram,Director, Product Marketing Competitive Intelligence, VMware For many years, cloud providers have tried to limit their operational costs to keep margins high and healthy. In recent times, a few &#lsquo;competitive&#rsquo; products have poked their heads above the parapet to try to challenge VMware&#rsquo;s hypervisor market share, through low cost licensing and a

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Office 365, the cloud-based version of the ubiquitous enterprise enablementapps is often misunderstood as a single use case with a singleform of implementation. However, a variety of factors result influence this use case, resulting in four primary deployment models. Today’s post reviews the available deployment models andhighlights the variables to help you determine how to […]

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This free, 90-minute online training session is designed to take your NSX selling skills to the next level. If you have a VSP-NV accreditation (a recommended prerequisite), then be sure to learn more about the NSX opportunity and how to identify and qualify customers.

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Think of it as a multiple choice test, with no wrong answers. Intel last week launched its new Skylake Xeon CPUs. AMD last month launched their next-generation EPYC CPU. These are both great options that strengthen the case for upgrading your server infrastructure now. Whichever path you choose, the latest CPU improvements bring a boost […]

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A quarter million VR enthusiasts have downloaded it. More than 25 communities have created mods for it. Researchers from Cornell University in upstate New York to Israel have even found new ways to meld the virtual and real worlds with it. A year after its release, VR Funhouse — our first game — has been […]

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