Running an Android emulator on Hyper-V in Windows 10
There is now an Android emulator that has been specifically designed to work with Hyper-V. Here are the steps to follow to make this happen on your own systems.
Virtualization
Nested virtualization: Getting a competing hypervisor to work in Hyper-V
Making a competing hypervisor work inside of a Hyper-V virtual machine is not a trivial process. But this sort of nested virtualization can be done, and here are some hurdles […]
Setting up self-service users in Virtual Machine Manager
Allowing access to private clouds for self-service administration used to require the use of an external portal such as Azure Pack. Today it can be done using Virtual Machine Manager.
Docker Enterprise Edition 2.0 offers update for enterprise container platform
Docker is rolling out Docker Enterprise Edition 2.0, representing a major update for the enterprise-ready container platform. Here are some of the new features you will find.
Adding a WSUS server to System Center Virtual Machine Manager
Here’s how to link a WSUS server directly to System Center Virtual Machine Manager. By doing so, you can establish update compliance baselines and to perform compliance audits.
Simplifying the deployment of a generic virtual machine in Hyper-V
Here’s an easy way to create and clone a simple, generic Windows virtual machine without the hassle of creating a VM template or traditional deployment image.
VMware Workspace ONE gets pair of new innovations
The VMware Workspace ONE digital workspace service has received updates that the company touts as major game changers for enterprises and their employees.
Transitioning to VHD sets to provide storage for guest clusters
In Windows Server 2016, Microsoft came up with a better way of providing storage to guest clusters – VHD sets. Here’s what you need to know to implement them.
Microsegmentation: A revolutionary technology for virtual networks you should know about
Microsegmentation has just started receiving the recognition it deserves. By using it, companies can easily handle even the most complex network systems with ease.
Red Hat’s $250M acquisition of CoreOS: Why it’s all about Kubernetes
Red Hat’s acquisition of CoreOS for $250 million is really all about Kubernetes. Here’s a closer look at the deal and what it means for Kubernetes users.
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