Veeam Migration enables seamless transitions from VMware to Azure, reducing downtime while mitigating hypervisor expenses.

The polished VergeIO platform elevates it above alternatives like Proxmox, and it’s much more cost-effective and flexible than VMware.

With VMware vSAN 8 Update 2 GA now, vSAN customers are likely ready to take the leap to the new storage architecture.

As a follow-up to our recent Azure Arc-enabled Managed Services article, we continued exploring the power of Azure Arc and Azure Stack HCI with Microsoft and Intel partner DataON. We quickly realized what they deliver and one use case stood out: Azure Arc-enabled SQL Managed Instance. Arc-enabled SQL Managed Instance is a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that

When most people think of Azure, the two things that usually come to mind are Microsoft’s large public cloud and running virtual machines (VMs). The reality is that Azure is a cloud platform that runs over 200 products and services. It was developed over a decade and a half ago and has matured over that

Verge.io was borne from YottaByte, founded in 2010 as a replacement for on-premises infrastructure. Eventually, YottaByte rebranded to Verge.io to deliver software-defined data center solutions running on commodity hardware, providing server virtualization for integrated storage, networking, and compute.

Recently we wrote a piece (and created a video) highlighting the ease of deployment of Scale Computing’s tiny HCI cluster. The three-node cluster is very simple to set up, making it a favorite for edge use cases like retail. But we got to thinking, what about using these nodes at an edge that’s a little

Scale Computing claims to have a solution for HCI that can be installed in minutes, put in production in less than an hour, and is purpose-built for edge locations. A leader in edge computing, virtualization, and hyperconverged solutions, Scale Computing has designed a system that fits perfectly at the edge and can be installed in

Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) has gained popularity for the simplicity of deployment and management. For those in the Hyper-V world, HCI is consumed via Azure Stack HCI. The good news here is that Microsoft has continued to pour features into Azure Stack HCI. Features like support for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) enable a flexible hybrid cloud