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Universal Virtual Machine Search Engine
February 20th, 2007 under x86 Virtualization, Virtualization, VMWare, News

Ever go looking for a particular Virtual Machine? Did you want a Solaris 9 VM? Or something a little more obscure, like OS/2? Now you have a easy way to find your virtual machine:

Enomaly is proud to announce the launch of VMfind.com, an online community & search network for virtualization technology with a focus on, pre-configured virtual appliances, tech papers, documentation, forums and blogs.

O wait, nope. It is just a Google Coop. Nolthing special there, I was over excited at the idea, of having a search like this, but quickly disappointed. (Here is how I would do it, this is a mockup, not an actual feature yet, but would be pretty easy to implement):

x86 Virtual Machine Search Tool

There are a large variety of sources for your Virtual Machines. Currently VMware is the most trusted, especially for VM compatible images. I’m sure VMFind.com will refine there site, and make it a very usable and simple search tool. Until then, I think I may just stick with some carefully crafted google strings.


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One Response to “Universal Virtual Machine Search Engine”

  1. Reuven CohenNo Gravatar Says:

    Thank you for mentioning us. Your search mockup is right on target and we plan on doing this with our upcoming VMcasting, see http://www.vmcasting.org technology.

    Reuven Cohen
    vmfind.com

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