There are mainly two types of hypervisors in cloud computing. There’s the Type 1 or bare metal hypervisor, and there’s the Type 2 or hosted hypervisor. In this post, we will describe each type, discuss its...
Dennis Colar, Director of Channel Development and Strategic Alliances at Parallels®, sat down with VMblog recently for a video interview to discuss the...
A server failure solution is a technology that allows operational processes to switch between primary and secondary systems during downtime. Also, the solution can also automatically enable processes between system components, such as servers,...
A software-defined datacenter (SDDC)—also called a virtual datacenter—is a datacenter facility where all the IT infrastructure components, such as compute, networking, and storage, are virtualized and delivered to users as a...
Virtual cloud computing combines the benefits of virtualization with cloud computing, making for a powerful tandem that drives much of enterprise computing today. This article discusses virtual cloud computing in detail, including the differences between...
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a vendor-agnostic application protocol that anyone can use to locate individuals, organizations, and other resources such as devices and files on a network. As an open-source protocol, it provides a...
The end user computing (EUC), virtualization, and cloud technology industries are currently experiencing a range of market changes, with pressure on...
Organizations are evolving rapidly to meet modern day needs, with many seeking out virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solutions to provide their workforce with critical access to...