The trickiest thing about making a stretched cluster work with Hyper-V is getting the underlying storage to work properly. Although Hyper-V can easily function on a standalone server (or even on a ...
One of Hyper-V’s biggest problems, the high cost of storage associated with VM server sprawl, is being fixed by an add-on product from Virsto Software, a storage virtualization startup with an ...
We've looked at quite a bit so far -- scalability improvements, NUMA, VM monitoring and replication, to name a few -- in the first six parts of this series. Let's turn our attention to a hot topic and ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(Marketwired - September 22, 2016) - Tintri Inc., a leading producer of VM-aware storage (VAS) for virtualization and cloud environments, today announced a series of offerings and ...
Sanbolic has introduced a new cost-effective shared storage solution that works with Microsoft’s Hyper-V hypervisor technology. The company says its new Kayo File System will eliminate the need for ...
Where storage systems are typically organised around LUNs (logical unit numbers) and volumes, Tintri instead uses VMs and virtual disks as the basic units. Previously sold for use with VMware and ...
I have a test Hyper-V server that I"ve been playing around with. Currently all my VHD files have been stored on the server's local HDD, but I want to transfer the stores into an iSCSI drive.<BR><BR>I ...
FalconStor's Network Storage Server (NSS), an appliance for storage virtualization, virtualization, and thin provisioning, now has specific integration with Windows Server 2008 Multi-Site Clustering ...
Q&A: Virsto One provides high-performance, thin-provisioned snapshots and clones, and dramatically increases I/O performance for Hyper-V environments Startup Virsto (named for “virtual storage”) ...
The folks at Citrix are at it again. They are trying to execute a preemptive strike so that their technology will come to be pervasive. It is clear that Citrix is taking a page out of the open source ...
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