The UDS Enterprise team continues faithfully to its purpose of offering its clients the possibility of building VDI & vApp platforms with the most recent versions of the most popular Open Source virtualization technologies of the market. Following this line, the latest release of the connection broker for virtual desktops and applications, UDS Enterprise 2.2, includes support for oVirt 4.2 .
The developers of the oVirt project have released a new version of this Open Source virtualization solution, which they claim is more powerful and flexible thanks to the more than 1,000 individual contributions that have helped to improve the engine, storage system, networks, user interface and analytics.
The experience of the university centers with UDS Enterprise deploying Linux virtual desktops, the annual Red Hat event held in Madrid and the incorporation of the last version of the virtualization platform oVirt to the list of hypervisors supported by the UDS Enterprise connection broker have been the most popular topics of our blog during the month of October.
One of the many new features that the new release of UDS Enterprise incorporates is the support of the latest version of oVirt. Our technicians have carried out the relevant compatibility tests that guarantee the perfect integration and the optimal operation of a joint VDI & VApp solution with oVirt 4.1.
Among the new features included in UDS Enterprise 2.0, he new version of our software that we released in late September, we highlight connectors for new service providers. In addition to the OpenStack and OpenNebula cloud architectures, this new release has a built-in support for oVirt 4.0.
Some of UDS Enterprise 2.0 new features have raised the interest of the readers of our blog during last two weeks. In fact, two of the three most read posts deal with new functionalities of the new version of our software: scheduling and automating tasks and grouping services. The last of our most outstanding articles in the first fortnight of October is a tutorial on creating virtual machines in oVirt 4.0.
Just in case you didn’t have the chance to read them, find below the links to these posts so you can keep up to date with the most interesting news about virtualization and Open Source according to our followers:
