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- The rise of native virtualization
- Thoughts on Nutanix’s New Customer Success Division
- When good enough isn’t
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- Welcome NetApp to HCI(ish)
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The rise of native virtualization
“Desire is irrelevant. I am a machine.” – Terminator 3 Virtualization as a stand-alone product has had an incredible run the past 15 years and has transformed IT across the globe. But server virtualization, like storage deduplication and compression before it, … Continue reading
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Tagged Acropolis, AHV, AWS, esxi, Google Cloud Platform, hci, Hyper-V, KVM, microsoft, native virtualization, nutanix, virtualization, vmware, vSphere
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Thoughts on Nutanix’s New Customer Success Division
Most organizations deploy Nutanix either to facilitate individual use cases or as a strategic platform. The strategic approach more quickly moves IT out of legacy infrastructure and better positions IT to achieve business objectives such as digital transformation. But successful … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, Customer success, enterprise cloud, hci, hyperconverged, Indu Sidhur, nutanix, public cloud
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When good enough isn’t
“We’re throwing HCI out and going back to 3-tier.” These words came as a bit of a shock. I had provided an analysis for a healthcare organization comparing the TCO of refreshing their legacy 3-tier architecture versus moving to an … Continue reading