Oracle, SAP fail to settle TomorrowNow lawsuit
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(Source: CiRBA) Planning for VMware-based virtualization is not just a sizing exercise. It requires understanding all the constraints that impact a target environment. This is especially true of VMware Infrastructure, where sophisticated features such as VMotion, DRS and HA necessitate careful planning and diligent administration of virtual environments.
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