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This document discusses Microsoft's virtualization solutions and their advantages over VMware. It outlines that Microsoft virtualization allows for consolidation of workloads for more efficient resource utilization, improved availability through features like live migration and snapshots, and increased agility through dynamic provisioning. It also highlights how Microsoft virtualization provides a single management platform and leverages existing Windows investments to reduce complexity. The document then provides customer examples and cost comparisons showing lower hardware, software, power and cooling costs with Microsoft solutions compared to VMware.
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- 37. Why Not Vmware? $61.4K x x x Virtual Center $7.3K Multi-Hypervisor Management App Management $21.4K Virtual Infrastructure Enterprise $42.1K Included Physical Management Virtual Management System Center $9.4K Windows Server 2008 $12K Windows Server 2008 $12K Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V $12K Hypervisor
Editor's Notes
- Platform. Ai cungbiet . Doingukethua. Viecphattrien cong nghenen de dang chonguoi dung, nguoiquan tri… Cong cu quanlyxuyensuottu datacenter cho den desktop. Tu may ao den may that.
- -Vcenter:managerment Console for Vmware ESX.Vmotion: enable moving of running VM on cluster from one note to another.HA:Failed over clustering phisical ESX host.Distribute Resource Scheduler: can bang cac may aotrong cluster.Lab: co san trong ESX Vcenter.Infrastructure 3 Enterprise Edition.