VMware's chief technology officer, global field, Paul Strong, says the company's next frontier is simplifying management of applications. Strong came to VMware three years after stints at eBay and Sun. Speaking to The Reg in Sydney today, Strong said his role means ensuring innovation doesn't happen in an “ivory tower” but …

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Thursday 13th June 2013 08:37 GMT Crisp

Containerising

Surely you mean containing? Or contained?

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1. Thursday 13th June 2013 09:12 GMT Arbee
  
  Re: Containerising
  
  No - he means containerising. He's talking about putting applications into containers.
  
  https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=define%3Acontainarising
  
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Thursday 13th June 2013 15:45 GMT vmcreator

The Disruptor is back - again

Good old VMware I say. When the majority of VMware bashers have been mentioning their downfall, VMware answers with another "IT Arena Disrupter". This will send shockwaves through the channel.

Buy your of the shelf solutions - Yes really :-) Why have hundreds of engineers to build it.

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Thursday 13th June 2013 15:53 GMT NigelD

Why wait?

Sounds like VMWare have finally caught on to what Waratek have been saying for over a year :-)

If you want to get your Java workload containerised check it out at:

http://www.waratek.com

Disclaimer: I do work with Waratek as a consulting product manger.

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Thursday 13th June 2013 15:57 GMT Sparc

Sun used the term 'containers' for some of their Solaris V12N technologies too.

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