Release: VKernel SearchMyVM 2.0

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Posted by Alessandro Perilli | Monday, December 08, 2008 |

The startup VKernel continues its fast and furious release schedule. Last week was the turn of its free virtual appliance for virtual data center indexing and search: SearchMyVM.

The product hit 1.0 beta in September and now it’s already promoted to 2.0.
The only new feature included is the capability to export the query results in .CSV format.

The VKernel naming convention is very questionable. It seems that the company is trying to reach a high build number as fast as possible before the arrival of its first competitor in this space: Hyper9.

Unfortunately the virtualization.info Virtualization Industry Roadmap tracks the release schedule of many companies in the market, highlighting which one makes ambiguous progresses.

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