RT @joe_elway: New blog post: Virtual Machine Servicing Tool 2012 Beta http://t.co/7B41IXWC
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Must-read FAQ on Windows Server 2012 licensing: http://t.co/nwbKEomT > Pay attention to changes in virtualization rights
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@esloof @davehill99 Ironic discussing this now that I’m off @virtinfo. Attribution credit a big issue. A good analysis: http://t.co/j5oaU3W8
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Great call with Adaptivity. It’s like my Devising a Cloud Application Onboarding Strategy paper (http://t.co/6OTEPYsd) has become a product
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@langonej DynamicOps is a good product (for many use cases) and the company executed well. Many customers like it. Acquisition deserved IMO
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The question now is: who’ll replace DynamicOps for those customers that don’t want a full VMware cloud stack?
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@reillyusa Sometimes you’re just lucky 🙂
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@rbergin Beware. If you built your own LCM on top of DynamicOps they may retire that as well 🙂
Just kidding.
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RT @rbergin: @a_perilli Can you ask if LifeCycle Manager will get unretired now?? < Ah!
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@AndiMann Announcement emphasis was on DynamicOps support for AWS. I know many customers care about that way more than support for heterogen
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