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Spark! Pro Series - 15 November 2022 Spiceworks Originalsīonny, Mary Read, and John Rackham are captured by Capt.For this.I cannot imagine updating Svr 2016 every Tuesday and needing to shut down all the VMs.or moving the VMs to another host.update, then move all the VMs to the updated host then update the other host. So even if you are running VMware ESXi 5.5, you may have to update to VMware 5.5 update 3 or update 4 as time passes. The ability to move VM from one physical box to another without users knowing it (ping does not even drop for most cases) become important as updating or patching the ESXi hosts usually requires a reboot (any VMs on the box needs to be moved off or powered off). Then there are other features like vMotion (and/or storage vMotion) where you can move VMs from one host to another host without the need to power off VMs.Įveryone knows that there are so many malware etc and patching becomes a daily/weekly affair.even patching or checking for patches for ESXi becomes a monthly or quarterly routine. The paid vCenter is also relatively easy to use on top of the free ESXi. There are many "free" hyper-visors but IMHO, VMware has the lightest footprint (140mb), easiest management and one of the most "idiot-proof" setup for most IT people. I think before you start looking at if a product is free or paid, you may want to see or understand what type of features you are looking at and what type of support levels are you looking at.
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