A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a networked environment where physical servers host guest virtual machines (VMs) provisioned as desktops for remote users. A hypervisor like the VMware ESXi allows you to create and run guest VMs on...
To say that 2020 was a challenging year would be an understatement. The events that unfolded had a severe impact on all aspects of our lives, both personal and businesswise.
It can be said that 2020 forced digitalization within many companies to the next...
Virtualization is the cornerstone of today’s enterprise IT infrastructure. However, scalability challenges and operational complexities are its most significant weaknesses when it comes to storage management. A virtual...
Containers and virtual machines (VMs) are similar and complementary. Both enhance application portability, efficiency and augment Development and Operations (DevOps) in organizations, albeit with architectural...
In a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), organizations deploy multiple virtual machines with their own desktop environments on a centralized server through a hypervisor. Employees can access these virtual machines remotely,...
The changing market landscape is driving independent software vendors (ISVs) to undergo a complete digital transformation. But shifting to the cloud and modernizing application development comes with several challenges. Maintaining...
Profile management can be a headache for administrators when ensuring that users have access to profile configurations in non-persistent environments. In order to facilitate administration tasks, a complete...
VMware ESXi is the bare-metal hypervisor in the VMware vSphere virtualization platform. As a bare-metal, or type-1, hypervisor for creating and running virtual machines (VMs), VMware ESXi runs on top and accesses...
