Free 'Virtualization for Dummies' e-book available

March 30, 2012
Handy, downloadable guide from open source enterprise software provider Red Hat, in partnership with "For Dummies" series publisher Wiley, covers many common virtualization concerns.

In partnership with the popular "For Dummies" series publisher Wiley, open source enterprise software provider Red Hat has produced a free, downloadable e-book that covers many common virtualization concerns.

In addition to deconstructing and explaining the advantages of Red Hat's Enterprise Virtualization application for servers and desktops, the handy guide also includes a wealth of general information about virtualization applications, migration, and best practices. Material covered includes the basics of virtualization, a layperson's explanation of how it works, and details on common security and desktop virtualization platforms.

In terms of best practices, the white paper also includes suggestions on how to improve virtualization resource allocation and accelerate time to application deployment. Tips for greater hardware independence and controlling migration and project costs are also touched upon.

Download the e-book here.

See Also:

How to Choose a Data Center OTDR

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