Edge Show 9 - Managing & Monitoring the Fabric with System Center 2012

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News:

Symon and David start the first episode of 2012 by reviewing the news, then Symon interviews Kenon Owens, a Senior Technical Product Manager, to discuss the second part the System Center 2012 fabric improvements, this time focusing on management and operations. Make sure you also check out Episode 6 where Symon and Kenon discuss fabric deployment.

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Technical Interview:

Starting at [06:56] Kenon Owens and Symon discuss some of the new fabric management features coming in VMM 2012. First they cover the techniques to update a group of identical VMs in a service tier with no downtime by automatically and serially updating each individual VM in the group. They then look at some of the advanced integration between VMM 2012 and Operations Manager 2012 through new networking enhancements. This is a very informative and demo-packed interview.

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