VMware adds vim and vigor to vMotion between different vCent

VMware adds vim and vigor to vMotion between different vCenter servers


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VMware has added a new and simpler way to move virtual machines between private clouds, or private clouds and the public cloud.
“vMotion” – the practice of moving VMs to hosts and/or different private clouds with little disruption – has been one of VMware’s best tricks for years. But in practice it has not always been easy because large-scale VMware rigs often use multiple instances of vCenter, the company’s tool for managing VMs and hosts. Moving VMs from one vCenter implementation to another has been possible for a few years, but requires another tool called the “Platform Services Controller”

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