Yesterday, Microsoft released a public public of some tools that Jeffrey Snover showed of at Microsoft Ignite last year, which was in essence basically just Server manager from within the Azure portal. This tools is aimed for its first release to manage Windows Server 2016 servers, it can manage both Azure virtual machines and machines […]
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After speaking with Stephen Vilke (One of the brains behind Framehawk) the other day, he elaborated on what Framehawk actually is and what it actually isn’t. You know I have been caught up thinking about Framehawk as a simple display protocol and ran a bunch of comparisons between it and ThinWire and also with PCoIP
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Earlier today I saw on a couple of blogspost that Vmware was going to announce Horizon 7 later today. So when I read the posts I was blown away in what type of features that are coming in the release. So what’s included in the upcoming release? Project Fargo (VMFork) which in essence the ability
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So this is a blogpost which is mostly about the session I had on NIC this year, where I held this presentation. Where I talked about different technologies from the app-virt and app-layering landscape and discussed the benefits / cons using these types of products. In these days alot of buisnesses are virtualizing their applications.
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So this is a blogpost based upon a session I had at NIC conference, where I spoke about how to optimize the delivery of Office365 in a VDI/RSDH enviroment. There are multiple stuff we need to think / worry about. Might seem a bit negative, but that is not the idea just being realistic So
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Been working alot with different layering technologies these days and since I have an upcoming presentation on Appvirt vs Applayering, I decided it wasa time to write a blogpost about Vmware AppVolumes. Now Vmware AppVolumes (formerly known as CloudVolumes) is a piece of layering technology. This technology uses VHD attach and uses a filter drive
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Some questions that come up again and again are advanced backup features in Hyper-V using Veeam. How does Veeam take backup from a Hyper-V host? in a simple day to day virtual machine life, the read & writes consist of I/O traffic from a virtual machines to a VHD/VHDX. Residing on a network share. SAN/SMB
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So when creating a delivery group in Studio you have limited capabilities into how we can control who gets access to a certain delivery group or application. NOTE This is not using Smart Access on the Netscaler, this is purely a Citrix Studio feature . We have for instance filtering on users And after we
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Now part two of my Azure Stack and Infrastructure story. Now Microsoft is doing a big leap in the Azure Stack release. With the release the current setup is moving towards more use of software-defined solution which are included in Windows Server 2016. This includes features like micro segmentation, load balancing, VXLAN, storage spaces direct
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Well, Since the release of Azure Stack preview earlier today, I’ve been quite the busy bee… The only problem is that I didn’t have the adequate hardware to play around with it… Or so I thought.. I setup a virtual 2016 server on my Vmware Workstation. Added some SATA based disks since I know this
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