vSphere 8 now offers the vMotion Application Notification feature, aimed at improving application migrations. Interested in the technical aspects?

Thick and Thin VM disks have been around for ages, yet there’s always been some controversy regarding which method is better and whether there’s any performance difference. Discover the key differences and features of Thick and Thin disks, and choose the most optimal space allocation method for your environment.

Looking to enhance your VMware vSphere update strategy? Get the lowdown in our article, featuring practical advice on using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM).

VMware is taking a massive leap in refining its automation frameworks for virtual infrastructure operations. They’re introducing VI/JSON protocol, improving APIs, making PowerCLI cross-platform, and enhancing SDKs.

As the flagship product of VMware, the vSphere platform is in constant development. Just recently, the first update of VMware vSphere 8 has been released, which contains many useful features.

Automate and execute complex VMware PowerCLI administrative tasks via Power Actions Fling.

VMware vSphere and various KVM hypervisor flavors are both popular virtualization platforms. However, their VM formats are incompatible, and users often look for an easy way to migrate a virtual machine from one hypervisor to another.

IT admins receive lots of emails daily, so it is not surprising that occasionally some important vSphere notifications get lost in all the fuss. Fortunately, vSphere Alert Center, a VMware Fling app, provides a simple solution for such issues.

During Microsoft Ignite 2022, the leading vendors announced many Azure features that align with the latest VMware vSphere updates. Mix and match both worlds to suit your business and technology needs.

As one of the oldest virtualization technology vendors, VMware has had its fair share of ups and downs along the way. At VMware Explore 2022, the company introduced a way to fix the long-time complications with bugs in their major updates – IA/GA (Initial Availability/General Availability) model. It is a part of their latest VMware vSphere 8 release.