Posts tagged with "no dupe"

I/O performance: Not all hypervisors deliver the same results

by Alex Miroshnichenko, CTO

Posted Sunday, October 03, 2010 in Alternative Solutions          2 comments

Tags: bloggers & media, Hyper-V, no dupe, performance, storage sprawl, Virsto One, VM I/O blender, VMware, Xen

Over on the TechNet site, VMware’s Eric Gray asked a couple followup questions to my guest post on the Microsoft Virtualization team blog. I can’t give a complete response in a brief comment, so I’m moving the discussion over here to the Virsto blog.

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 No Dupe (third in a series)

by Alex Miroshnichenko, CTO

Posted Tuesday, July 20, 2010 in Technology          0 comments

Tags: dedupe, no dupe, storage sprawl, Virsto One

Let's wrap up this series by comparing deduplication (dedupe) with Virsto no dupe.

Virsto and Cloning (second in a series)

by Alex Miroshnichenko, CTO

Posted Thursday, June 03, 2010 in Technology          0 comments

Tags: dedupe, excessive storage spending, no dupe, storage sprawl, Virsto One

What is a clone, anyway?