Posts tagged with "Microsoft"

Clarifying How Virsto Plays with Hyper-V R2 Cluster Shared Volumes

by Eric Burgener, VP Product Management

Posted Monday, August 22, 2011 in Technology          0 comments

Tags: Hyper-V, Microsoft, performance, Virsto One, Virsto VDI, Virsto VSI

Where we recommend that Virsto vDisks be used in a failover cluster is for the VM image and user data.  This is where some of Virsto's unique features have real value...

Virsto and Hyper-V:  A Compelling Alternative in the Data Center

by Eric Burgener, VP Product Management

Posted Friday, February 25, 2011 in Technology          0 comments

Tags: Hyper-V, Microsoft, VMware

If you’re looking to enhance your Hyper-V experience with storage performance, storage capacity consumption, provisioning times, snapshot backups with Windows Volume Shadowcopy Services (VSS) and Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) or cluster shared volumes (CSVs), then you will be interested to know more about Virsto. 

A hypervisor IO performance benchmarking recipe

by Alex Miroshnichenko, CTO

Posted Friday, October 08, 2010 in Alternative Solutions          5 comments

Tags: Hyper-V, Microsoft, performance, Virsto One, virtualization, VM I/O blender, VMware

This post is in response to a comment from Eric Gray to my post about hypervisor IO performance.

Eric asked for more details about how to run certain IO benchmarks, so I'll provide that here.

Virsto CTO guest post on Microsoft virtualization blog

by Mark Davis, CEO

Posted Tuesday, September 14, 2010 in Technology          0 comments

Tags: false assumptions, Hyper-V, Microsoft, performance, Virsto One, virtualization, VM I/O blender

On the Microsoft Windows Virtualization Product Group blog, Virsto CTO Alex Miroshnichenko explains why a storage guy cares about Dynamic Memory in his post.

Abracadabra! A new release of Virsto One

by Mark Davis, CEO

Posted Monday, September 13, 2010 in News          0 comments

Tags: bloggers & media, Hyper-V, Microsoft, no dupe, Virsto One, virtualization, VMware, Xen

Arthur C. Clarke said it best.  "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

Please welcome the latest magic from Virsto's rockin' engineering team: Virsto One v1.2.

Virsto at House of Blues NOLA

by Mark Davis, CEO

Posted Wednesday, June 09, 2010 in News          0 comments

Tags: humor, Microsoft, people

Virsto's Steve Gearing brings down the house at Microsoft's Tech•Ed virtualization party at the House of Blues in New Orleans…