It starts innocently enough: you start running virtual machines (VMs) for testing. Then you slowly get hooked. The next thing you start to do is put your VMs into production. Then you start buying only servers that have hypervisor built in. Then you start looking at SANs to leverage virtual clusters and virtualize your volumes. The next thing you know, you’re looking on vmware.com for a new virtual dog and banging your head on the keyboard when you can’t find one. At this point there are 8 VMs running on every laptop and handheld in your organization, there are sometimes 3 different applications running VMs on one host and often…