> Anyone have insights or experiences to share? Having experience with both VMWare and Hyper-V, I would say for anything new, go with Hyper-V if it's an option. VMWare is great, but I liken them to Novell 25 years ago. Great products, but because it's proprietary and they nickel and dime for every feature, the TCO gets high pretty quickly if you need anything beyond their basic hypervisor. With Hyper-V, it's all included with Windows Server out of the box. Microsoft has been fine-tuning Hyper-V in their Azure cloud for the past several years, and Server 2012 is a rock-solid platform and Hyper-V has done some serious growing up in the process. I think VMWare will continue to have a place for a while, but personally I'm not deploying anything new on vSphere.
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