There is no denying that Microsoft Azure is a success story, from being the lame silverlight portal with limited capabilities that it was to become a global force to be reckoned with in the cloud marketspace. Later today Microsoft is releasing their first tech preview of their Azure Stack. Which allow us to bring the […]
Windows Azure Stack–What about the infrastructure Story? Read More »
Veeam now has available a new managed backup portal in the Azure marketplace, which will make it easier to do on-boarding / monitoring and multi-tenancy. Integrated with Veeam Cloud Connect for Service Providers and available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, Veeam Managed Backup Portal for Service Providers makes it easy to acquire new customers and
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In a couple of weeks I am lucky enough to be presenting two sessions at NIC 2015, here in Norway. The first session I have is about Application virtualization vs Application layering. Where I will go a bit in-depth on how the differences are between the two technologies, and discuss a bit about the different
Speaking at NIC 2015 Read More »
Yeah, I’ve been silent for a while but that is because I have been attending a training course on NSX this week, and ohh boy it has been a great learning experience. The first real reason why I wanted to attend the NSX training course was because of the microsegmentation capabilities, but as I quickly
Why is VMware NSX so cool? Read More »
Powered by Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Platform, Operations Management Suite (OMS) provides more predictive & analytical capabilities to keep your data center healthy. Savision’s newest whitepaper is written by Microsoft MVP Janaka Rangama and is entitled: ‘Born in the Cloud: Monitoring Linux Workloads with OMS’. It provides insights on how organizations can combine existing System Center
Leverage OMS to analyze, predict and protect your Linux workloads Read More »
This is a question that is appearing again, again and again. If I want an easy way to deliver apps to my customers what should I choose if they are interested in using Azure? and Ive seen so many failing to graps what each of these solutions actually manage to deliver, so hence this blogpost.
Azure RemoteApp vs RDS Azure IaaS vs Citrix XenDesktop Read More »
With the release of Storefront 3.1, Citrix made alot of options which were earlier only available in PowerShell or a configfile available in the GUI, which makes alot more sense since WebInterface has always had alot of options available in the GUI. Now I was a bit dazzled with the numerous options that are available,
Storefront 3.1 Technical Preview and configuration options Read More »
This is something I have been working on for quite some time… Fact it has been quite a pain in the ass to setup, but I think I finally managed to solve it properly. If anyone sees any issues or something that I haven’t adressed, please leave me a comment either below in the post
Multitenant guide setup for Storefront and Netscaler with ICA-proxy Read More »
So this is an unoffical study guide for VCP6-NV which is the second level certification for Network Virtualization from Vmware. In order to take this certification you have two options, if you are Cisco certified then you can take an foundation exam and you are good to go. If you don’t have a cisco certification
VMware Certified Professional 6 – Network Virtualization (VCP6-NV)–Study Guide Read More »
With the latest release of XenDesktop, Citrix included an integration between Director and Operations Manager Management Group, which allows Operations Manager to send alerts to Director. Citrix recommends that the Director administrator account is configured as a SCOM Operator role so that they can retrieve full alert information in Director. If this is not possible,
Integrating Citrix XenDesktop 7.7 and System Center Operations Manager Read More »
