Citrix - Understanding Machine Virtualization
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Citrix is all about virtualization. They have a suite of tools that enable IT departments to virtualize almost everything. Citrix is a Microsoft Certified Partner and, to some extent, a competitor. How
does this Partner Competitor relationship work? Microsoft is very interested in virtualization technologies and with the advent of our hypervisor technology, HyperV, and application virtualization software, SoftGrid, you can bet that we'll compete hard with
other virtualization vendors.
Here, we meet Simon Crosby, formerly CTO of XenSource now working as the CTO of Citrix Systems (NSDQ: CTXS)' virtualization and management division(Citrix purchased XenSource). We discuss the relationship between Microsoft and Citrix, the complexities of building scalable, sercure, reliable and performant virtualization technologies and the future of virtualization. It's a very interesting conversation and Simon is quite the conversationalist. Enjoy.
Here, we meet Simon Crosby, formerly CTO of XenSource now working as the CTO of Citrix Systems (NSDQ: CTXS)' virtualization and management division(Citrix purchased XenSource). We discuss the relationship between Microsoft and Citrix, the complexities of building scalable, sercure, reliable and performant virtualization technologies and the future of virtualization. It's a very interesting conversation and Simon is quite the conversationalist. Enjoy.
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2) Having VMs jump around is a good idea and would seem to be the future for hosting apps - host a vm, not just the app. I see that only issue here being the IP mapping to DNS name(s). What is the thought on dynamic mapping here? tia
I mean, right at the beginining of this interview you seem so laid back and not even looking at Simon. Plus, the angle of the camera shows your knee and the big cup in the way. What the heck?
Also, I dislike your constant "Lets talk abot this.." or "Tell us about..."
Otherwise, interview was nice.
C
i like the laid back-ness and i think thats what makes c9 unique
i do agree that chales does say "lets talk about.." and "tell us about.." alot, but personally, its never botherd me
the guys at c9 are always looking for feedback so dont take this the wrong way
Keep on posting,
C
One odd thing - What's with the RED GLASS and the guy scratching his leg all the time.
Please keep the feedback coming.
C
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