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Manage VMware from your iPad
My whole life is revolving around the iPad now. I have my eye on iPad 2 but haven’t pulled the trigger just yet. As always I am on the lookout for great new apps that would make my life easier. Finally VMware is making it easier for IT professionals to monitor their VMware vSphere infrastructure with the new application built specifically for the iPad. The iPad application will not have all the features currently available for the desktop, instead it will have features that the IT staff would need while traveling.
This vSphere Client application for the iPad will be able to:
Show virtual machine status
Check for alerts
Stop, restart, or suspend a VM
Show CPU and memory use
And more!
For a complete review and an installation and configuration guide, you can see Jason Boche’s blog or Eric Sloof’s review. With VMware launching View Client and vSphere Client for iPad, I will now be able to manage any virtual environment from the comfort of my couch in my home. Cannot wait to see what else they come up with next!
Manage VMware from your iPad
My whole life is revolving around the iPad now. I have my eye on iPad 2 but haven’t pulled the trigger just yet. As always I am on the lookout for great new apps that would make my life easier. Finally VMware is making it easier for IT professionals to monitor their VMware vSphere infrastructure with the new application built specifically for the iPad. The iPad application will not have all the features currently available for the desktop, instead it will have features that the IT staff would need while traveling.
This vSphere Client application for the iPad will be able to:
Show virtual machine status
Check for alerts
Stop, restart, or suspend a VM
Show CPU and memory use
And more!
For a complete review and an installation and configuration guide, you can see Jason Boche’s blog or Eric Sloof’s review. With VMware launching View Client and vSphere Client for iPad, I will now be able to manage any virtual environment from the comfort of my couch in my home. Cannot wait to see what else they come up with next!
Virtualization is not hurt by the recession.
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A 20% growth is expected in the IT virtual server management software market. This seems a bit unexpected when most of the world is being crippled by a recession. According to the IDC, the market growth is fueled by the increased use of virtualization technology. With the pressure to perform at a top level and to cut costs at the same time, virtualization is looking like the way out.
Many businesses are increasing the use of virtualization technology and moving it from test to production environments. This comes at exactly the same time as a recession that is cutting their budgets and is forcing them to provide better customer service.
Virtualization reduced costs and improved efficiency but it also added complexity that creates a need for automation capabilities. In a few years the focus will shift from change and configuration management to event automation management capabilities which some of the top companies are already concentrating on.
With the maturity of virtual server management, many doors will open up for new competitors and much more innovation and improvement is anticipated.
Virtualization is not hurt by the recession.
Normal 0 false false false RU X-NONE X-NONE
Normal 0 false false false RU X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4
A 20% growth is expected in the IT virtual server management software market. This seems a bit unexpected when most of the world is being crippled by a recession. According to the IDC, the market growth is fueled by the increased use of virtualization technology. With the pressure to perform at a top level and to cut costs at the same time, virtualization is looking like the way out.
Many businesses are increasing the use of virtualization technology and moving it from test to production environments. This comes at exactly the same time as a recession that is cutting their budgets and is forcing them to provide better customer service.
Virtualization reduced costs and improved efficiency but it also added complexity that creates a need for automation capabilities. In a few years the focus will shift from change and configuration management to event automation management capabilities which some of the top companies are already concentrating on.
With the maturity of virtual server management, many doors will open up for new competitors and much more innovation and improvement is anticipated.
