My latest post is now live at Altaro, this time I look at the new security, scalability and security enhancements in the current preview of Windows Server 2022. Read it here.
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A long while ago (2010) I wrote a series of posts for 4Sysops.com on Hyper-V performance monitoring. By chance I found that some of that material had ended up on a blog over at 5nine.com. I contacted them and they did the right thing – restoring my faith in humanity. Apparently a guest blogger (that they no longer work with) had done it and they didn’t know.
Anyway, they’ve attached my name and bio to the post, which you can read here. Original 4Sysops series starts here.
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I’m just catching up on some monthly articles that have been published recently. A little while ago my monthly column over at virtualizationreview.com, covered what’s coming in Hyper-V in Windows Server 2019. Read it here.
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My fourth column for virtualizationreview.com was just published (yesterday!), this time I cover what’s available in the first “Semi-Annual Channel” (SAC) version of Windows Server; 1709. The article focuses on containers, networking and virtualization. Read it here.
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My third column for virtualizationreview.com was published a while ago but I forgot to blog about it here. In this article I look at the new web based management UI for Windows Server, with a focus on Hyper-V and hyper converged infrastructure. Read it here.
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I’ve resumed my monthly column over at virtualizationreview.com. In this first article I cover how to set up nested virtualization in Windows Server 2016. Read it here.
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I wrote two articles, one on Hyper-V in the recently released RTM version of Windows Server 2016 for virtualizationreview.com. The other one cover System Center 2016. This one covers the new features in Hyper-V such as Storage QoS, Hyper convergence through storage spaces direct, software defined networking, Nano server, upgrading a Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V cluster to 2016, better backups through resilient change tracking in the platform, Shielded VMs, Windows and Hyper-V containers and Resilient File System (ReFS). Read it here.
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Here’s part 2 of my look at Hyper-V replica for virtualizationreview.com. In this part I cover the Hyper-V Replica Broker Role, how to extend Replica and how to use Azure Site Recovery to extend replica all the way to the cloud. Read it here.
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