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Available now: VMware Technical Journal, Summer 2013

Duncan Epping · Jun 11, 2013 ·

For those like me who love reading research papers by developers you might want to head over to labs.vmware.com as today a new version of the VMware Technical Journal was released, the summer 2013 edition. You can download it as a PDF on the website, or you can read the individual articles straight in your web browser. Below you can find the Table of Content, and the titles convinced me that these are worth reading. Personally I found the “Redefining ESXi IO Multipathing in the Flash ERA” very interesting… but I suggest you read all of them as it typically gives a good hint of what VMware engineering is working on now / or in the future!

  • Introduction
  • Memory Overcommitment in the ESX Server
  • Redefining ESXi IO Multipathing in the Flash Era
  • Methodology for Performance Analysis of VMware vSphere under Tier-1 Applications
  • vATM: VMware vSphere Adaptive Task Management
  • An Anomaly Event Correlation Engine: Identifying Root Causes, Bottlenecks, and Black Swans in IT Environments
  • Simplifying Virtualization Management with Graph Databases
  • Autonomous Resource Sharing for Multi-Threaded Workloads in Virtualized Servers

VMware Technical Journal, pick it up!

Duncan Epping · Dec 18, 2012 ·

VMware just published the second VMware Technical Journal. This winter edition contains great publications on topics like vProbes, Paravirtual vRDMA Devices, Cloud Tenant UI design process, Storage DRS and FrobOS. There is also a nice introduction by VMware’s CEO Pat Gelsinger. Simply to much to mention, I suggest you just download it… I think it is a great read and it gives an idea about some of the things VMware engineers work on.

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VMware Technical Journal, download it now!

Duncan Epping · Apr 3, 2012 ·

I’ve read this several times by now, so I figured I would share it with you. Hopefully most of you will already be aware though at this point as several people blogged and tweeted about it.

The VMware Technical Journal is a new publication for the company. We are looking forward to producing future journal issues at regular intervals to highlight the R&D efforts taking place in several different areas of engineering. Our current issue includes papers related to distributed resource management, user experience monitoring, and statistics collection frameworks for virtualized environments, along with several other topics. In future issues we will highlight other areas of VMware R&D, including Cloud Application Platform and End User Computing, and research collaborations with academic partners.

All of the papers included in the tech journal can also be downloaded separately through the following links:

  • VisorFS: A Special-purpose File System for Efficient Handling of System Images (Olivier Cremel)
  • A Software-based Approach to Testing VMware® vSphere® VMkernel Public APIs(Lan Xue, Sreevathsa Sathyanarayana, James Truong, Sriram Sankaran, Ramesh Pallapotu, Thorbjoern Donbaek, Eric Lorimer)
  • Providing Efficient and Seamless Desktop Services in Ubiquitous Computing Environments(Lizhu Zhang, Wenlong Shao, Jim Grandy)
  • Comprehensive User Experience Monitoring(Lawrence Spracklen, Banit Agrawal, Rishi Bidarkar, Hari Sivaraman)
  • StatsFeeder: An Extensible Statistics Collection Framework for Virtualized Environments(Vijayaraghavan Soundararajan, Balaji Parimi, Jon Cook)
  • VMware Distributed Resource Management: Design, Implementation, and Lessons Learned(Ajay Gulati, Anne Holler, Minwen Ji, Ganesha Shanmuganathan, Carl Waldspurger, Xiaoyun Zhu)
  • Identity, Access Control, and VMware Horizon(Will Pugh, Kyle Austin)
  • VMworld 2011 Hands-On Labs: Implementation and Workflow(Adam Zimman, Clair Roberts, Mornay Van Der Walt)

Worth reading believe me!

I’ve already put in the request to make these available as both mobi/epub.

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Duncan Epping is a Chief Technologist and Distinguished Engineering Architect at Broadcom. Besides writing on Yellow-Bricks, Duncan is the co-author of the vSAN Deep Dive and the vSphere Clustering Deep Dive book series. Duncan is also the host of the Unexplored Territory Podcast.

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