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Articles : VDI Performance
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Teradici unveiled “PCoIP Ultra.” How is it different from PCoIP and where does it fit in the market?
Teradici have evolved a lot in the last few years, but as in the past, they have an emphasis on high-end use cases. Now they’re bringing in support for H.264, and NVIDIA hardware encoding, too. Continue Reading
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Raspberry Pi 4: Now the ultimate cheap thin client?
It has a lot more under the hood, and it’s still inexpensive. Continue Reading
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Friday Notebook, May 10: The future of App-V and a sneak peek at Microsoft AppAttach
Also: Xi Frame on Nutanix AHV; revoking user access; WVP printing and ThinPrint; Google I/O; MobileIron and SSO; and more. Continue Reading
Podcasts : VDI Performance
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Lakeside talks SysTrack 8.4 with AIOps - BrianMadden.com Podcast #135
We interviewed Lakeside’s Mike Schumacher at VMworld 2018. SysTrack 8.4 combs through your data, looking for patterns to help troubleshoot and prevent problems. Continue Reading
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BrianMadden.com Podcast #68 (Special Edition): We learn about Login PI from Login VSI's Adam Carter
Adam Carter from Login VSI joined us to talk about Login PI. Continue Reading
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Brian & Gabe LIVE: Episode 9 - with guest Rob Mallicoat.
We arranged for Quest Software's Rob Mallicoat to call in to talk a bit about what they've been up to, including them reorganizing the desktop division of the company and buying ChangeBASE. Continue Reading
Videos : VDI Performance
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NVIDIA GRID 2.0: Twice the resources and a new software platform (a video from VMworld 2015)
At VMworld, Nvidia announced Grid 2.0, and as Jared Cowart describes in the above video there's a lot to talk about.
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Lakeside SysTrack Community & Security Visualizer almost make me want to be a full-time admin again.
It seems that Lakeside Software's production schedule is tuned for launches at VMworld, because each year I visit their booth and am blown away by whatever it is they're showing off.
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An update on ControlUp, plus a sneak peek at their next version with historical monitoring
I once called ControlUp "The management tool I wish I had when I was a full-time admin," and over the years they've continued to live up to that statement. Version 4.