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What's New in Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V

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This session overviews the new and updated features for Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V, including Multitenancy, High Availability, flexibility infrastructure, and Scale and Density. In this session, it provides a complete summary of why Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V is the best virtualization platform for server consolidation, key workload support and VDI, as well as the ideal platform for Infrastructure as a Service, including Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, and Public Cloud. #TEVIR308

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  • BulentBulent

    Wow, I was not expecting to killer move from Microsoft. It seems VMWare will have hard time coming years. Biggest issue was on Hyper-V server that memory consumption of hyper-v server. You had to setup Windows for Hyper-V. I hope this time Microsoft address the issue and the server will consume same amount or less memory when I compare with VMWare ESXI. Also I am hoping that Microsoft will develop some product that can compete with VMWare Workstation. 

     

     

  • rj07thomasrj07thomas

    sorry; I haven't even wathced this yet but know VMWare are up against it! Coming from the education sector it's a no-brainer: Hyper-V is essentially "free", VMWare costs money we don't have. However, yes, I do wish there was a workstation version, still using VMWare.

  • Javier FrancoJavier Franco

    I'm agree with you on memory consuption vs Esxi but Hyper-V will be available on Windows8 Pro so here is the alternative to VMWare Workstation

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