According to our followers, the most interesting topics added to our blog during last weeks are: the main differences among three of the most popular hypervisors (Hyper-V, ESXi & XenServer); UDS Enterprise & oVirt integration and the possibility of using any connection protocol with UDS Enterprise.
Find below the link to the top 3 articles in our blog in case you missed them:
Hyper-V, ESXi & XenServer comparison
A botnet made up of Linux computers is generating over 150 Gbps per second denial-of-service attacks (DDoS), which are seriously threatening some companies, since they are much more powerful than infraestructures can usually support.
This botnet is targeting around 20 sites each day, 90% located in Asia. The most common targets are online gaming and educational sites.
The malware feeding the botnet is called XOR DDoS and it was identified in September 2014 for the first time. Now, a the security response team from Akamai Technologies has discovered a new wave of attacks.
More and more companies and entities decide using UDS Enterprise multiplatform broker to deploy desktop services, such as virtual and remote desktops, applications, IP Phone…
This is the case of many Spanish universities, that usually look for an Open Source connection broker that provides flexibility and scalability to their virtualization platform. These features, together with a competitive subscription system and an efficient support team, have positioned UDS Enterprise as a leader solution in this sector.
The choice of the hypervisor that best meets business’ needs is a great dilemma for companies when deploying a virtualization platform.
The best solution is not the same for all companies, it depends on the specific requirements in each case. If you need a simple virtualization platform, Microsoft Hyper-V or VMware ESXi free versions may be appropiate for you. They are two of the most popular hypervisors and they feature professional support and updates. On the other hand, Citrix XenServer has interesting advantages for Linux users.
UDS Enterprise enables the deployment of virtual & remote desktops, applications and other Windows and Linux services.
The connection to these services may be performed using a wide range of connection protocols; this multiplatform connection broker offers nearly unlimited possibilities in that respect.
UDS Enterprise supports currently RDP, XRDP, RemoteFX, RGS, NX, HTML5 and the 1.9 software version features SPICE support
