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How Virtualization Helps in the Data Science and Machine Learning Lab – Part 1

Justin Murray posted June 29th, 2018

One of the most exciting aspects of data science and machine learning (ML) is the pace of technical innovation that is happening in these fields. New tools, platforms, models and data science workbenches are being created at a rapid pace – so rapid, in fact, that it is difficult for the practitioner to keep up Read more...

Licensing Microsoft SQL Server in a VMware Cloud on AWS Environment

Deji posted June 8th, 2018

…. From Part I As enterprise IT teams, leadership and business owners continuously drive towards service improvements, they invariably look at the public cloud infrastructure as a possible target for their mission critical applications. Whereas virtualization is now generally accepted as the default platform for enterprise-grade applications, businesses looking to leverage the public cloud for Read more...

New Architectures for Apache Spark™ and Big Data

Mohan Potheri posted December 20th, 2017

Key Trends in Big Data Infrastructure: Some of the key trends in big data infrastructure over the past couple of years are: • Decoupling of Compute and Storage Clusters • Separate compute virtual machines from storage VMs • Data is processed and scaled independently of compute • Dynamic Scaling of compute nodes used for analysis Read more...

Updated: Microsoft SQL Server on vSphere Best Practices Guide

Niran Even-Chen posted March 14th, 2016

Microsoft SQL server is the most virtualized enterprise mission critical application today. In recent years it has become a mainstream effort among VMware customers to virtualize critical databases to allow better agility and scale while increasing availability and operational efficiency. This guide, now named “Architecting Microsoft SQL Server on VMware vSphere – Best Practices Guide” to reflect its focus on Read more...

Disabling TPS in vSphere – Impact on Critical Applications

Deji posted October 17th, 2014

Starting with update releases in December, 2014, VMware vSphere will default to a new configuration for the Transparent Page Sharing (TPS) feature. Unlike in prior versions of vSphere up to that point, TPS will be DISABLED by default. TPS will continued to be disabled for all future versions of vSphere. In the interim, VMware has Read more...