This is the final article in a series about the new vSphere4.1 release. To be honest as I begin to the use the software on a daily basis I’m beginning to count a significant number of tiny enhancements here and there, that went totted up together really make difference. So I’m thinking at some stage I will write a 10 new things about vSphere4.1 that if you blinked you would miss them article. Snappy title.

Anyway, this article is all about the enhancements to HA/DRS/DPM and so forth or to be brief… VMware Clustering. By far I think some of the changes to the HA algorthim and its relationship with DRS will be the most significant if unseen aspect of vSphere4.1 – that the new DRS groups…

Read on MacDuff…

Other articles in my series include:

VMware VAAI pros and cons and the hidden fourth primitive

What’s new in ESXi 4.1: Active Directory integration, Tech Support Mode and more

VMware boosts performance with vSphere 4.1

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