Paul Rubens

When Docker exploded onto the scene a few years back, there was no shortage of people saying that containers meant the end for virtual machines and server

When it comes to security, containers are the little brothers of virtual machines. Containers try to be secure, but they are just not as good at it as

With VMware having entered the post server virtualization phase a while back, it's no longer quite so difficult to get your head around the idea of VMware

VMware's vSAN is growing up. When the company launched the virtual SAN software some three years ago it was a comparatively barebones product developed to

Containers have the potential to wreak havoc on server virtualization technology vendors' businesses, so it's not surprising that most are taking the

Making money from open-source software is not exactly a straightforward proposition, but the poster child for businesses based on open-source code is Red

What is the point of vCloud Air, VMware's public cloud that runs VMware infrastructure just like in customers' data centers? It's a valid question to ask.

For as long as two virtual machines have shared the same physical host, people have worried about security. And you can rarely talk about virtual machine

We talk a lot about server virtualization in this column, but not so much about the virtualization technology used on desktop machines. Well today is

First there were containers. Then came container management systems to help keep track of them. What's coming over the horizon now is management for

One of the things Microsoft and other big tech companies like to do is build a product and then wait for third-party developers to come along and fill in

Container management systems are like London buses: you wait ages for one, and then a load of them come along at once. That's great news if you're