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  • vNUMA (virtual NUMA)

    vNUMA (virtual NUMA) is a memory-access optimization method for VMware virtual machines (VMs) that helps prevent memory-bandwidth bottlenecks. Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • VMware vShield

    VMware vShield is a group of networking and security products for virtualized IT infrastructures, comprising vShield Manager, vShield Edge, vShield Zones, vShield... Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • Private cloud management software: VMware vCloud Director vs. vCenter

    SingleHop explains why it chose VMware vCenter over vCloud Director for its private cloud management software, and why enterprises like private cloud. Q&A   |   SearchVMware.com

  • vSphere hot add

    VMware vSphere hot add is a feature that allows an administrator to increase the random access memory (RAM) capacity of a running virtual machine (VM) without downtime. Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • VMware vCAT (VMware vCloud Architecture Toolkit)

    VMware vCAT (VMware vCloud Architecture Toolkit) is a free downloadable set of documents that VMware provides to administrators implementing and managing VMware vCloud cloud infrastructures. Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • How many VMs can vSphere vMotion move at once? And other questions

    VMware vMotion live migrates VMs between hosts. Evolving with vSphere, vMotion has gained a lot of capabilities, but it still has limitations. Answer   |   SearchVMware.com

  • SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication

    VMware Site Recovery Manager replicates virtual machines from one site to another for disaster recovery and planned migrations, with automated failover and failback. You have two options for SRM replication: vSphere Replication and storage array... Tip   |   SearchVMware.com

  • VMware vApp

    A VMware vApp is a collection of virtual machines (VMs) and sometimes other vApps that host a multi-tier application, its policies and service levels. Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • vSphere CLI (vCLI)

    VMware's vSphere CLI (vCLI) commands are used in a command line interface (CLI) when managing VMware ESX/ESXi infrastructures. Definition   |   SearchVMware.com

  • The VMware vCAT helps plan and deploy a vCloud architecture

    Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it also spawned the vCAT, VMware's set of documents for helping VMware admins tackle cloud infrastructures. Tip   |   SearchVMware.com

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