Where are they now? Recent changes in the storage space
The storage space has been a very exciting space over recent years. There have been so many new start-ups and new innovations, that it becomes difficult to keep tracks sometimes. More recently, there has been a lot of news around Continue reading → The post Where are they now? Recent changes in the storage space appeared first on CormacHogan.com.
Q&A: Multiple SQL Server Instances on a VM
I recently received a great question through email. It was whether or not it is a good idea to have multiple SQL Server instances on a single VM. This is a fun question and I thought I’d answer it here. The answer is the ubiquitous DBA answer – “It Depends“. Both pros and cons exist […]
4 New eLearning Courses Available
In addition to instructor-led courses delivered in a traditional classroom environment, VMware Education Services also offers self-paced training delivered online as well. Last month we released four new courses that you can attend whenever and wherever you like. AirWatch Enterprise Mobility: Configure and Manage On Demandprovides insight into the current challenges of enterprise mobility and […] The post 4 New eLearning Courses Available appeared first on VMware Education and Certification…Read More
VMware Virtual SAN and VMware NSX Compatibility
Categories: Cool Stuff!, Virtual SAN, VMware Tags: NSX, VSAN Virtual SAN and VMware NSX have been a topic of discussion in many of the customer meetings I participated in 2015 and already in 2016. Questions and concerns about compatibility and interoperability have been at the forefront of all of those discussions. I have noticed that there is a bit of confusion […] (Read more…) The post VMware Virtual SAN and VMware NSX Compatibility appeared first on Punching Clouds.
Compatibility list virtual hardware version to ESXi/vCenter Server version:
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vSphere 6 Training Course at PluralSight
There has been a new vSphere 6 TrainingCourse released at Pluralsight.The Author is Greg Shield who covers every single topic of vSphere 6 from clean install, upgrades, managing VMs or configuring advanced networking or HA options and much more. Greg Shields is Author Evangelist with Pluralsight and is a globally-recognized expert on systems management, virtualization, […] Read the full post vSphere 6 Training Course at PluralSight at ESX Virtualization.
Do you know ESXTOP Replay Mode?
Last week, at the VMUG meeting in Vienna, a Technical Account Manager (TAM) from VMware mentioned the “ESXTOP Replay Mode” while talking about troubleshooting tools. Since I was not familiar with this tool I used the weekend to take a… Read more Der Beitrag Do you know ESXTOP Replay Mode? erschien zuerst auf All about virtualization.
Quickprep Or Sysprep – What’s the difference?
Quickprep Or Sysprep – What’s the difference? I got this question the other day via e-mail, whether there is a bigdifference between Quickprep and Sysprep. Yes there is, but not as significative as you might think a s both tools can change computer name or join a computer into a domain, but one of the […] Read the full post Quickprep Or Sysprep – What’s the difference? at ESX Virtualization.
Disable VSAN site locality in low latency stretched cluster
Advertise here with BSA This week I was talking to a customer in Germany who had deployed a VSAN stretched cluster within a building. As it was all within a building (extremely low latency) and they preferred to have a very simple operational model they decided not to implement any type of VM/Hostrules. By default when a stretched cluster […] “Disable VSAN site locality in low latency stretched cluster” originally appeared on Yellow-Bricks.com. Follow me on twitter – @DuncanYB.
vROPS Badges in vSphere Web Client
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Automating VMware NSX Security Rules Creation using Splunk and Some Code
The VMware NSX network virtualization platform allows us to build sophisticated networking and security constructs in software. NSX has a rich RESTful API which allows one to build highly flexible and automated environments. In this blog, we’re going to focus on operations and automation; we’ll demonstrate one example of automation around security policies/rules that can […] The post Automating VMware NSX Security Rules Creation using Splunk and Some Code appeared first on The Network…Read More
Nested NSX 6.2 – Part 5 North-South Routing
Nested NSX 6.2 – Part 5 North-South Routing Posted on January 15, 2016 by Kyle jenner I have now established east-west communication I must now configure north-south communication – this is achieved by using NSX Edge (ESG). ESG supports dynamic routing protocols that can be peered with the physical infrastructure, for my lab I will be attempting to pass the traffic onto my home router. This is a bog standard Virgin Media router with limited features, I really need a managed router with…Read More
Technical Overview: What is Access Point in Horizon 6.2 and how is it deployed? https://t.co/22IYfqvaLp https://t.co/2wjyVpUAmv
Technical Overview: What is Access Point in Horizon 6.2 and how is it deployed? https://t.co/22IYfqvaLp https://t.co/2wjyVpUAmv
Cost leadership in End-User Computing: Virtual Desktops, Real Savings https://t.co/bVoaKGbPpX [Whitepaper] https://t.co/YjtcSEuGYk
Cost leadership in End-User Computing: Virtual Desktops, Real Savings https://t.co/bVoaKGbPpX [Whitepaper] https://t.co/YjtcSEuGYk
PowerShell Friday: Copying files with Copy-VMGuestFile
Every now and then you can run into the situation that you have a file wich needs to be distributed to any number of virtual machines. Now you could logon to these servers and copy the file manually and for maybe a handfull of virtual machines this is doable. But to make it easier on yourself you could also make use of Powershell. With Powershell you could make use of the cmdlet called Copy-Item to exchange data between your source and destionation. [crayon-5698dab33837d343449845/] This…Read More
Nested NSX 6.2 – Part 4 Distributed Routing
Nested NSX 6.2 – Part 4 Distributed Routing Posted on January 15, 2016 by Kyle jenner The next part of my lab is to start creating logical switches, connecting VMs and configuring routing. Routing can be achieved by either centralised routing or distributed routing. Centralised routing represents NSX Edge as an on-ramp/off-ramp setup, this can provide east-west routing but is not optimised as the traffic must be hair-pinned to where the NSX is deployed even when VMs which belong to separate…Read More
Virtual SAN Delivers Enterprise Level Availability (via Virtual Blocks)
One of the slides we showcased during the VMware Virtual SAN 6.1 Launch that got a lot of attention was the fact that VSAN delivers 6x9s enterprise level availability. A lot of eyebrows in the audience were going up wondering how we came to the conclusion that VSAN delivers 6-9s availability level (or less than 32 seconds of downtime a year).
Prep for success! Study with Certification Exam Prep videos in the VMware Learning Zone: https://t.co/1W1YXVpc4i
Prep for success! Study with Certification Exam Prep videos in the VMware Learning Zone: https://t.co/1W1YXVpc4i
Capacity Management in SDDC – Part 4 https://t.co/RA9Ftya9V0
Capacity Management in SDDC – Part 4 https://t.co/RA9Ftya9V0
VCP6-DTM Objective 1.6 – Install, Configure and Manage vRealize Operations Manager For Horizon
Another chapter towards the end concerning our VCP6-DTM study guide for VMware Horizon View Suite, but especially towards all the objectives on the VCP6-DTM blueprint. Todays post coversVCP6-DTM Objective 1.6 – Install, Configure and Manage vRealize Operations Manager For Horizon. vRealize Operations Manager for Horizon is available in 3 different installation packages, starting with OVA(pre-packaged […] Read the full post VCP6-DTM Objective 1.6 – Install, Configure and Manage vRealize…Read More
