Mastering voodoo: Building Linux VDI for Deep Learning workloads, Part 2
In this previous post, I described the first attempt to build a VDI platform for Deep Learning Applications. This post aggregates the information I used... Read more
Author: Johan van Amersfoort
Lightboard Series: VMware Horizon DaaS
In this post in the Lightboard Series, I would like to dive into VMware Horizon DaaS. For those who don’t know what Horizon DaaS is,... Read more
Lightboard Series: NVIDIA vGPU part 1
In the past 2 years, I’ve recorded quite a number of lightboard videos. In a series of blog posts, I would like to highlight the... Read more
New year, new focus
Let me start by wishing you all a happy new year! I hope you had great holidays and just like me, you are fully charged... Read more
My session picks for VMworld US 2019
The VMworld session scheduler for the US version in San Francisco was released this week, which means it’s agenda building time! More then ever, VMworld... Read more
Product review: eG Enterprise by eG Innovations
In the past you might have read quite some articles about monitoring solutions on my blog. I believe monitoring is essential to any solution that... Read more
VDI Design Essentials: Assessing Applications with Liquidware Stratusphere UX
Let me start this blog by saying that applications and VDI are a shit storm. The easiest way to design and build VDI, is from... Read more
VDI Stack Monitoring with Goliath Performance Monitor
Monitoring the VDI stack is essential to keep in control of UX and SLAs. In this post I explain how that is possible with Goliath's solutions. Read more
Mastering voodoo: Building Linux VDI for Deep Learning workloads, Part 1
Linux VDI. It sucks. Period. Although it seems very easy to deploy and maintain, it isn’t. It’s some kind of voodoo that is hard to... Read more