Anthony Tsim chats about the MSDN Virtual Labs
- Posted: Jun 11, 2006 at 7:45 AM
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Ever want to try out a new development product without having to install it on your machine? Well, the MSDN Virtual Labs will help you do just that. Watch the video, then check out
the labs on Channel 9.
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I also like how good the performence on this is.
Told me to try again later.
SQL Server 2003? Is that SQL 2000 with service packs?
Same for me too
Would be *so* outstanding if this were also available through VNC. Let all the cool Linux devs out there take a quick peek at VS!
I would love to know which aspects of the workflow that you patented.
I patented the idea of managing Virtual Machines across servers, load balancing them, moving and migrating them, allowing remote access via terminal services and citrix, a centralized database holding the user data and vm data, and several other aspects. In fact, some of the patents are still in process, but all were filed before 2003.
ProTier was doing Virtual Labs and the like in 2002.
I just wanted to set the record straight.
Best Regards,
Dave McCrory
Thanks
There's a bunch of these Virtual Labs on C9: http://channel9.msdn.com/playground/vlabs.aspx. Very cool!
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