Welcome to TMurgent Technologies LLP
Welcome to the TMurgent Technologies website. This site provides access to on-line resources for practitioners in the
Application Virtualiation, Server Based Computing, and Virtualization at large marketplaces.
What's New
June 1, 2008
PimpMy for SoftGrid 1.3.2 Maintenance Release issued.
See Release Notes for details.
May 1, 2008
Tim Mangan has (finally) become a Microsoft MVP for Virtualization (Softgrid).
Although Tim became a MVP for Terminal Services last summer before there was a Virtualization category existed,
a person may only be in one category of the program. It took a while to get this straightened out.
The other four SoftGrid MVPs are all based in Europe.
March 12, 2008
PimpMy for SoftGrid Help Desks Version 1.3.1 Released.
This is the second package of the PimpMy for SoftGrid line is aimed at simplifying the life of Help Desk Personnel.
Check it out!
March 11, 2008
PimpMy for SoftGrid Real-Time Monitoring Package Version 1.3.1 Released. Also, you may now order product licenses on-line.
Check it out!
What's Up Lately
February 29, 2008
TMurgent Technologies is now TMurgent Technologies LLP! As a result of the excellent addition of Mary Jane, TMurgent has been restructured as a Partnership.
This change impacts the back-end of the business and really is just a reflection the growth of the business in the last year.
January 2, 2008
PimpMy for SoftGrid Real-Time Monitoring Package is released!
This is the first of several packages to be released under the PimpMy for SoftGrid line. Thank you to all who used the Beta and provided valuable feedback.
Press Release on this is here.
November 21, 2007
Episode 7 of Sequencing with Tim Mangan is out!
November 12, 2007
SoftGrid 4.5 Beta is out. Time to play!
November 1, 2007
GridMasterTraining by TMurgent schedule updates for Jaunary and May 2008. Registration is open!
Click HERE for details!
October 20, 2007
"New" videos in the Video Garden.
August 12, 2007 A collection of links to SoftGrid Recipies is started here.
If you want to send me your recipies I would be happy to post them for you.
August 28, 2007 Public registration opens for the November class of SoftGrid Advanced Administration
and Sequencing by TMurgent using our GridMasterTraining courses. Check out the training page for more information on this and other classes.
October 20
I added some new links in the Video section to some of my briForum sessions now that Brian has made earlier briForum videos open to the public.
Also, new public GridMasterTraining class dates are announced for January and May.
September 28
I was a speaker at briForum Europe 2008(http://www.briforum.com) in Amsterdam the week of October 8.
I did 3 presentations (updated from the briForum in Chicago).
- The first session is part of a series I started last year to look into the Microsoft OS. Last
year we looked at CPU thread scheduling in one session, and the Memory/Paging sub-systems
in another. This year's session looked into the System File Cache of the OS.
- The second session is a "SoftGrid BOF". Ruben Sprujt, Kalle Suunamaki, and I host. We open with a couple of different SoftGrid case
studies (a High School and an ASP) to get tongues wagging.
September 20
The September public GridMasterTraining class is completed. We all learned a lesson in why Hotels should not name their database server "SqlServer".
June 10.
It's official. Mary Jane joins TMurgent "full time".
June 4.Sequencing With Tim Mangan Episode 6 is out. Covers the SoftGrid 4.2 Tech Preview and Sequencing OneNote 2007!
June 2. The Technology Preview of SoftGrid 4.2 is out.
I posted an early look at it on my blog over on BrianMadden.Com.
June 1.
TMurgent"s Tim Mangan is named a Microsoft MVP!
April
See the
ATM Tool FAQ for information on a
new tool for looking at the OS File Cache, ATM!
This insightful tool allows you to monitor the system cache, as well as play at controlling it on some operating systems.
It also exposes some of the new and interesting things happening with the Cache under Vista and Longhorn.
April
I was a speaker at briForum 2007(http://www.briforum.com).
I did four
entirely new sessions this time, which means a lot of prep work. I typically
spend 2 to 3 weeks researching each new session, although the fourth one wasn't planned. We had a speaker not show and put together a session on the spot.
If you missed the conference, Brian will eventually have DVDs for sale (once he gets the video straightened out).
There is a tremendous amount of technical information available from these videos.
MarchThe Microsoft Management Summit 2007 was a worthwhile trip.
I posted an article on it at BrianMadden.com
also.