YAML is a human-readable data serialization format. You can use it to store data for programs, and as an alternative to XML. YAML files are often used to store configuration files. YAML also allows you to break a string over multiple lines, which can be helpful when the string is too wide for our screen. Learn how to break a YAML string over multiple lines in this article.
While QEMU is an emulator and a virtualization tool, VirtualBox is only a virtualization software. Read on to learn more about the pros and cons of QEMU/KVM and VirtualBox and how the two fare against each other.
UAC virtualization protects your device from malware and other malicious programs while at the same time, providing access to software to run efficiently. It achieves this balance through an abstraction layer where changes are made only to user accounts and not to global registry variables or core Windows components. In this article, we will learn about UAC virtualization, how it works, and whether you need it at all.
Decoupling applications from the operating system they run on can be a challenge, but there are some ways to do it. Application layering is one solution.
Adding space to a Hyper-V virtual hard disk is a simple process. But there are some speed bumps you must avoid. Here’s how.
If your shop is considering using App-V as an application virtualization solution, read this article first and weigh the pros and cons before you decide.
Simulating a network using a virtual lab can be helpful. And while there are many advantages, there are also some limitations you need to be aware of.
Choosing an application virtualization solution is like betting on a horse. Study all the players, lay down your money, and cross your fingers.
Hybrid VDI is all about providing device driver isolation strategies to simplify your Windows management desktop. Here is a closer look.
While there is technically nothing wrong with creating failover clusters from within the Failover Cluster Manager, here’s what we believe is a better way.
