Failover Cluster 2016
Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V vs. VMware vSphere 6 - Virtualization Comparison
Description
With the release of Windows Server 2016, Microsoft is bringing new, unique and powerful capabilities to Hyper-V, such as Shielded VMs, Containers and much more. Now, more than ever, Hyper-V provides all of the key features you need to virtualize and secure your mission-critical apps and workloads. If you're interested in learning how the latest releases of Hyper-V and VMware vSphere compare, this is the session for you!
Speaker: Matt McSpirit
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The Discussion
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Darshan Thanks for the nice session Matt.
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mattmcspirit You're welcome!
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DimiKS Hi Matt,
this was such a nice session! I learned new stuff and had great fun with the way you present the comparisson between VSphere and HyperV.
I will continue following your sessions! -
binary Don't bother to invest your time in Hyper-V on Nano Server. From 1709 this feature and few other core functions are deprecated. What a fail... I'm very disappointed with Microsoft and how they handle Windows Server 2016.
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Aaron Hi Matt,
What makes hyperv 2016 different from the latest version 6.5 of vsphere? Thanks