vSphere 5.0 storage brought features such as VAAI, Storage DRS, Site Recovery Manager 5 and VASA, highlighting the fact that whether on a virtualized or non-virtualized platform, application performance is heavily affected by its underlying storage infrastructure. The silos that once existed between storage and VMware teams has been challenged as vSphere 5 brought to the forefront the need for a common understanding and integration. But we still had to wait for vSphere 6 to achieve the successful virtualization of Mission Critical Applications. Follow this space as we keep you updated on the launch of VMware vSphere 6 later on this year.
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