It is no secret that Microsoft has been working hard and heavy on the new Windows Admin Center. In fact, the Windows Admin Center is central to the new hybrid management platform that Microsoft has enabled to manage both Azure as well as on-premises resources. [...]
Microsoft unveiled a new tool that is set to change the way Windows Server engineers interface, configure, interact with, and administer Windows Servers, Windows Failover Clusters, and Hyperconverged clusters. Microsoft has seen the writing on the wall with new versions of Windows Server as well [...]
Windows Server 2019 contains many great new features and the continued evolution of many of the features and functionality that were introduced in Windows Server 2016 such as Storage Spaces Direct. One of the great new enhancements with Windows Server 2019 Storage Spaces Direct is [...]
Windows Server has certainly touted some major improvements over the past several iterations of the product. Windows Server 2016 architectures has produced great new capabilities for the enterprise data center. New functionality and features introduced include great new features and advancements in existing technology in [...]
One of the first features aside from “vMotion” type technologies from various hypervisors that attract many to virtualization is the ability to take a “snapshot” of the virtual machine. This is a technology that is simply not available when running physical servers. However, the term [...]
If you’re running virtual machines in your organization, you are more likely to be using VMware or Hyper-V than any Linux based hypervisor. With the number of Hyper-V users increasing rapidly, here are a few tips for you to get started in data protection. Backing [...]
The Distributed File System allows you to set up shared folders deployed on different servers into one or more logically structured namespaces. Each and every namespace will appear to users as a single shared folder with a series of subfolders. Now we are going to [...]
