Link here: http://www.f5.com/about/news/press/2012/20120926b/
So ... they're releasing the LTM Virtual Edition for Hyper-V, where previously it was only certified for ESXi/vSphere, is that the sum of this? They're not, e.g., directly integrating LTM into the Hyper-V virtual switch, or anything like that, right?
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Rick, Citrix has been providing this appliance for VMWARE, XEN and Hyper-V for a long time, it even manage to balance sql databases, so 2013 for F5 is a to little to late for me.
Hyper-V is a good platform, that can be only embraced from the licensing cost you slash if you use microsoft products, right now VMWARE is the Feature/Maturity leader and KVM is the cloud based leader.
Hyper-V is a good platform, that can be only embraced from the licensing cost you slash if you use microsoft products, right now VMWARE is the Feature/Maturity leader and KVM is the cloud based leader.
You are praising Hyper-V because someone else made a virtual appliance for it? You're kidding me right?
"Are advanced networking capabilities a sign of maturity for a virtualization platform to you?" ... ummm, Microsoft hasn't done a thing. F5 release an appliance and you give Microsoft a pat on the back for that?
If you're going to write advertisements for Microsoft at least be honest and not try and pass it off as an article.
"Are advanced networking capabilities a sign of maturity for a virtualization platform to you?" ... ummm, Microsoft hasn't done a thing. F5 release an appliance and you give Microsoft a pat on the back for that?
If you're going to write advertisements for Microsoft at least be honest and not try and pass it off as an article.
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