Posted by Mark Campbell
One of the coolest things that VMware showed at VMworld 2015 was a preview of “Project Skyscraper” – a technology for live workload migration between clouds. Even though Project Skyscraper is...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
When we talk about AWS (Amazon Web Services) kicking PaaS – as we did in our last blog post – one of the things that is sometimes unsaid is how challenging AWS can be for first time users. Ventu...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
When talking to Boomerang buyers and customers, we are increasingly hearing the following: We have VMware vSphere and really like it. But my CIO told me that we need a plan to migrate to AWS. Of c...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
Brian Hall over at Gigaom had a pretty interesting article the other day entitled “Seattle vs. San Francisco: Who Is Tops in Cloud?” When I first saw the headline come across my feeds, I thought...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
Back in mid-2014, Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduced its AWS Management Portal for vCenter. Despite the name, it was clear that the tool was for all intents and purposes a replication and migratio...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
One of the questions we sometimes get is whether Boomerang work with the VMware vSphere Free (also called free ESXi or unlicensed VMware vSphere.) The answer is that Boomerang will work in VMware v...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
Yesterday we talked about VMware vCloud Air and AWS from the perspective of a senior executive who works within VMware cloud services (vCloud Air: We Typically Win against Amazon Web Services (AWS) an...Read More
Posted by Mark Campbell
Who is winning: VMware vCloud Air or Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Azure? There was a great article over at Silicon Angle yesterday entitled “VMware Exec Counters Critics, Says vCloud Air Growing R...Read More