For those of you that are interested in PowerShell to the point that you’d be curious as a possible release date then Jeffrey Snover may be your man.
A blog post of his indicates that v2 is feature complete and although he cannot explicitly mention a release date he intimates that mid 2009 is a good [...]
I think I have stumbled across the best free SQL Server tools list in the world ever…!
The guys at sqlteam have compiled a list so comprehensive that I don’t know where to begin:
SMSS Add-Ons
Analysis Tools
Performance Monitors
Upgrades & Migration
Code Formatting
You’ll have loads of fun with this page for a long time, I know I did. [...]
I was looking for an article that gave me a breakdown of the technology of the Nehalem. I didn’t want a techno deep-dive, but what I did want can be found here.
It shows that technologically the Nehalem effectively brings back HyperThreading by allow dual execution of threads simultaneously. Everyone knows that this doesn’t [...]
A great list over at VMwareLand has been compiled of lots of top tens relating to VMware and Virtualisation.
They include:
Top 10 free tools that should be in every VMware administrator’s toolkit
Top 10 things you must read when trying to sell VMware as a solution to managementTop 10 things you must read about VirtualCenterTop 10 things [...]
NetApp are trying to make sure that they are riding the top of the wave that is being created by SRM. To this end they have started releaseing some technical documents around SRM in NetApp environments.
You can read the first Technical Report here. Running at 42 pages it is pretty in-depth.
I don’t know about you, but not being a programmer means I sometimes struggle with some of the concepts. I hope you find this article by Jeffry Snover over at the MSDN PowerShell blog as useful as me.
It gives a very nice analogy of how you can equate objects and their functions to riding [...]
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