VMware Tools 11: What’s This All About?
The most recent version of VMware Tools 11 is available for download. The good news is that it supports Mac OS! However, the bad news is that the development of novel Linux functions has seemingly stopped.
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How VMware has covered performance gap between physical and virtual GPUs
Once engineers came up with the way to virtualize graphics processing units (GPUs), the new era started for machine learning, gaming, modeling, and whatever else IOPS-hungry: all these applications can now go cloud! In this article, I’d like to take a closer look at why GPU virtualization is so promising, who pioneers this tech, and how VMware managed to cover the gap between the virtual and bare-metal GPUs.
Installing VMware Tools in different environments
VMware Tools is a handy utility suite that makes your VMs run faster and dramatically simplifies their management on the whole. And, the nice thing is, it installs fairly easy on your VMware VMs regardless of their guest OS. Today, I’m going to talk about VMware Tools in general and how to install the package in different environments.
How to hot-add RAM and hot-plug vCPUs to your vSphere VMs in different environments
Sometimes, you badly need to provide your VMware VMs with more RAM or vCPUs without shutting them down. True, there’s a trick allowing you to do that – CPU Hot-Plug and Memory Hot-Add. In this article, I’ll discuss both these features and how to use them in different environments.
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