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Multiple virtualization platforms is the way forward
http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/default.aspx
Hyper-V available via Windows Update today
The update will be classified as a “recommended update”, which means it will flow down automatically according to the settings you’ve selected for your Windows Server 2008 OS. It’s also being released to Windows Server Update Services.
Taylor has a nice screen capture here. Let the fun times begin!
I was talking with a colleague during the week about Hyper-V and I’ve been reading blog postings about it, to see what the feedback is.
It does look cool, I remain as ever interested and a fan of VMWare, but it’s important to understand what’s out there, and to appreciate that you choose the virtualization tool that’s appropriate for your business, for your technical needs, whether it’s VMWare, x-VM, Hyper-V or Xen. That we can within the same department have a range of virtual platforms,
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