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vSphere 5 licensing with vRAM isn’t that bad at all

13 July, 201116 July, 2011 Gabrie van Zanten 64 Comments ESX, esxi, Licensing, memory, VMware, Whats New

I bet you all heard about the big news yesterday where VMware announced vSphere 5. Despite a lot of applauding for the great new features, there also a lot of noise on twitter about the new licensing for vSphere. VMware has decided to move to vRAM licensing without any maximums on the amount of RAM […]

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Licensing virtual machines: Windows Server 2008 Standard, Enterprise or Datacenter edition?

18 December, 2009 Gabrie van Zanten 5 Comments VMware

Licensing remains a difficult problem in today’s virtual infrastructure. Some things are easy to understand and some are not. After visiting a session on Microsoft licensing one day, I heard a number of new things that I wanted to share with you. I will give you a few definitions used in Microsoft licensing and a […]

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