Monday, September 28, 2009

Maximizing vSphere performance

September 28, 2009 Published by  SearchSystemsChannel.com

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Maximizing VMware vSphere 4 performance
Jason Kappel, Contributor

Knowing how to make educated software and operations recommendations for your vSphere customers can help you win continued business in vSphere implementation and management projects.

The first thing to do is work with your customers on guest placement on their hosts. Next, you should be able to work with the various tools described in this tip to achieve optimal vSphere performance, and you should also know about the outside activities that influence vSphere performance.

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