@Oksana easy, choose neither. For years the good choices are KVM and Xen. Hyper-V is all but abandoned and Vmware is the trailer of the pack.

@CCWTech said in Choosing between Microsoft Hyper-V 2022 and VMware vSphere 8.0?:

@Oksana KVM really should be part of the converstaion.

Right? Hyper-V and VMware are the two I'd rule out, period. The short list is KVM and Xen. Hyper-V is effectivley discontinued. Vmware is the worst product in the field (and the most expensive, but even at free, it's the worst offering out there.)

@scottalanmiller said in Beyond Computers and Cables: Achieving the Full Potential of IT at your Clinic:

@obsolesce said in Beyond Computers and Cables: Achieving the Full Potential of IT at your Clinic:

Nice video, but I ran into quite a pet peeve. I would like to point out I wholly disagree with Allen's definition of "cloud" about 15 mins in... that, as he says, "it's just somebody else's server... just means the server is hosted somewhere online over the internet".

I know. He always does the "tee shirt definition" rather than the real one. It's because vet customers can't even begin to understand cloud and all the cloud vendors in the industry aren't using cloud but just using it as a proxy for hosted.

That's a horrible thing to tell customers and in no way whatsoever does anything for the customer except misinformes them and solidifies their misunderstanding of cloud and why it's used. That basically tells the client cloud is if you want something off prem and over the internet. That couldn't be any further from what it is and why it could be beneficial or not to them. Yall are straight up reinforcing myths by saying that.