Traditionally, packaging an application for deployment through Server App-V has involved installing your application while the Sequencer monitors its progress and packages the results. Today, we are introducing the Server App-V Remote Application Packager which allows you to package an already installed...

Hi all, Two things: New Recipe I am announcing the posting of yet another Server App-V recipe. This time it's for SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services. The recipe shows you how to package a report server instance and easy deploy it as a scale out node to an existing SSRS deployment. You can...

Hello again, this is the third Server App-V Recipe I’m posting this week.  The recipes are designed to give you a step-by-step guide to successfully package applications for use with Server App-V.  Verified With SAV Version System Center 2012 RTM (SAV v4.7.27.1491) OS Version Windows Server...

Intro Hi everyone, this is the next instance of a couple planned Server App-V “recipes” that we will be posting. These are written with two specific goals in mind. First, if you need to sequence this particular application, you can following these directions to get a successful deployment...

  Intro Hi everyone, this is the first of a couple Server App-V “recipes” we will be posting.  These are written with two specific goals in mind.  First, if you need to sequence this particular application, you can following these directions to get a successful deployment.  Second...

This blog post will cover a portion of my MMS session (AM-B316) and will be useful if you're looking to familiarize yourself with some of the key value propositions of Server App-V. This post will allow you to: Grasp how packaging using the Server App-V Sequencer works Understand how deployment with...

A lot of people are new to the packaging process using the Server Application Virtualization Sequencer. As such, we’re providing two videos on how to sequence and deploy Pet Shop 4.0. These videos will give you a good idea on how to use the Server App-V Sequencer to create a virtual application...

Isolation and State Separation are two very important concepts in the world of application virtualization, but we throw those terms around a lot without really explaining what we mean by them. I’m going to attempt to explain what those concepts mean to us and the roles they play with application virtualization...

Easy as pie. Like taking candy from a baby. A walk in the park. Like shooting fish in a barrel. You hear those phrases all the time. But how often do you hear them applied to installing server applications in a datacenter? Sure, maybe you have some web app that’s easy to set up, but I’m...