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Hyper-V vs. vSphere: Understanding the Differences

Making the knowledge leap between the two platforms
By Pat Romanski
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September 1, 2012 11:00 AM EDT
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For years, there has been a feature battle between VMware® vSphereTM and Microsoft® Hyper-V®. In general, vSphere has won the feature battle, although Hyper-V is certainly no slouch.Ultimately, the feature gap will shrink and Hyper-V will become a "good enough" solution for more and more organizations.

In order to help vSphere administrators make the knowledge leap between the two platforms, this whitepaper from SolarWinds will introduce you to:

  • Feature deltas that may exist
  • Key features in both products
  • VM mobility and availability
  • Differences in hypervisor management

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Published September 1, 2012 – Reads 2,635
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