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nested VM (nested virtual machine)
A nested VM (nested virtual machine) is a virtual machine contained within another VM. Definition | SearchVMware.com
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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
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Parsing the use of vSphere vs. ESXi to describe VMware virtualization
VMware's virtualization hypervisor goes by ESX/ESXi and vSphere. The difference in when to use ESXi vs. vSphere terms is subtle. Answer | SearchVMware.com
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VMware app virtualization ties together end-user computing infrastructure
VMware ThinApp brings apps to physical and virtual desktops. Learn how to begin with app virtualization, its benefits and what ThinApp provides. Q&A | SearchVMware.com
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VMware IaaS: Converting from virtualization to a software-defined data center
From vSphere virtualization to VMware Iaas: Read how data centers look before and after the adoption of a vCloud software-defined data center. Tip | SearchVMware.com
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Learn ThinApp best practices for app virtualization
VMware admins can easily virtualize most applications with ThinApp. For fast, clean and trouble-free applications, follow some ThinApp best practices. Chapter excerpt | SearchVMware.com
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Ways to mirror vSphere networking with VMware Virtual Network Editor
At first glance, there aren't many similarities between an ESXi network and its counterpart in Workstation. Nevertheless, VMware Workstation's virtual networking tools offer everything you need to mirror a complex company network, with different... Tip | SearchVMware.com
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affinity rules
Affinity rules are settings that establish a relationship between two or more VMware virtual machines (VMs) and hosts. Definition | SearchVMware.com
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VMware Fusion vs. Workstation: Choosing an end-user virtualization tool
VMware Fusion and Workstation are similar virtualization tools for end-user computing, and do many of the same tasks. Here's how to select a product. Tip | SearchVMware.com
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IT, meet security: Why vSphere security is all about collaboration
Strong vSphere security comes from collaboration and the right server virtualization security tools and processes. Feature | SearchVMware.com
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