Year: 2011

@EwanToo …unless they are quite static environments.

@EwanToo In large-scale virtual/cloud env. you can’t calculate best resource allocation & workload placement fast enough without tools.

@EwanToo: You shouldn’t. Capacity management tools should do: (cont.)

RT @chamdor: I have already received a bunch of 3rd party vendor emails on their tools assisting on reducing vRAM < Just the beginning IMO

RT @mattliebowitz: Or “New license will finally force orgs to do better cap mgmt.” < Replace "finally" with "hopefully" and we have a deal

If nothing else, new #vSphere 5 license will boost interest on #capacity management to contain vRAM allocation.

RT @brianmadden: RT @JeroenvStokkum: Check this out: http://bit.ly/r8j5jF Calculate vSphere 5 Licenses with Powershell

Reviewing all #Citrix and #VMware announcements of the week ahead of 1:1s with clients at Catalyst 2011 conference (http://goo.gl/7jtIk)

Attending #Citrix #XenServer Self Service Manager Beta deep dive. I had enough of provisioning portals for this year…

RT @SimonBramfitt: OK it’s 16 hrs since vLicensing changes were announced – is it safe to come back yet? < Not yet.