VMware vSAN Direct configuration and requirements
VMware vSAN Direct configuration and requirements
VMware vSAN Direct configuration and requirements. What is VMware vSAN Direct? How does it work and how is it configured?
VMware vSAN Direct configuration and requirements
VMware vSAN Direct configuration and requirements. What is VMware vSAN Direct? How does it work and how is it configured?
vSAN Witness Appliance Deployment
One of the powerful deployments of VMware vSAN is the vSAN stretched cluster configuration. With vSAN stretched cluster, the vSAN data nodes have a vSAN stretched cluster datastore between them, making your data highly available at both locations or fault domains. This post will cover the topic [..]
A closer look at vSphere+ and vSAN+
At this stage, I guess that most readers will already be aware of the recent announcement around vSphere+ and vSAN+. I’m sure many readers are also aware that VMware is on a multi-cloud journey, with a goal of offering the benefits of cloud to on-premises vSphere deployments. vSphere+ and […]
VMware Explore 2022 vSAN Sessions You Don’t Want to Miss
VMware Explore 2022 is an exciting event for anyone in technology, whether you’re a CTO, developer, systems admin or cloud professional. But if you’re a current VMware vSAN customer, are considering vSAN for your organization or are interested in learning more about vSAN and HCI technology, […]
NVMe server for vSAN virtual machines
NVMe server for vSAN virtual machines. Just a few years ago, an NVMe server would have been a premium to have either in the enterprise or at home. However, with the availability of NVMe drives and many different options for storage solutions now including NVMe drives, building your own NVMe […]
Cross-Site Witness Support for vSAN Stretched clusters | VMware
Can two stretched clusters be hosting each other’s witness hosts? We get that question often, and the short answer is – yes, but only if you have four independent sites. Let’s look what is the reason behind this requirement.
VMware Cloud on AWS: vSAN Architecture
Learn details of the vSAN architecture and how it provides distributed storage within each Cluster of a VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC.
Improving vSAN’s Resilience against Unrecovered Read Errors on Devices
Learn how vSAN has improved it’s ability to handle unrecovered read errors on devices.
VMware vSAN
Learn about vSAN, its features, benefits and use cases as well as how it compares to competitors. Also take a look at the various vSAN editions. – TechTarget
(VCF 4.2.1) Upgrade Failed on SDDC for Drift Bundle Configuration
In this blog we will talk my experience on the VCF 4.2.1 upgrade failure ,it was not that difficult to fix it . Like every issue is new to me or someone might get help on my knowledge share . Let’s dive into explore the issue and how we fix it. The SDDC Manager upgrade was completed , but when […]
HCI Systems Powered by VMware vSAN Lead the Market in Q1 of 2022, According to I…
We are excited to announce again that Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) systems powered by VMware vSAN led the market in Q1 of 2022, according to the IDC Worldwide Converged Systems Tracker. IDC reported that systems running VMware held 43.3% of the market share, higher than the following […]
vSAN Performance 7.0 U3 Whats new? – virtually Sensei
vSAN 7.0 U3 introduces a new strided write feature that reduces write amplification factor significantly for R5/R6 objects […]
VMware vSphere+ and VMware vSAN+ Now Generally Available
Today, VMware is proud to announce the general availability of VMware vSphere+â„¢ and VMware vSAN+â„¢. Originally announced on June 28, vSphere+ and vSAN+ deliver the benefits of the cloud to on-premises workloads. vSphere+ combines industry-leading cloud infrastructure, an enterprise-ready […]
VCF Upgrade of NSX-T: Post Upgrade Validation fails error_message : No backup sc…
While trying to finish a NSX-T upgrade within VCF, it failed on the post upgrade check. Turns out, it was looking to see if the backup job was scheduled. Seeing that error, it seemed simple to enable within the UI. Navigating to the UI the “Schedule Recurring Backup” Menu seemed to die and […]
SDDC Manager UI page is not loading VCF version 4.2.1 and 4.4 (4.x)
Today blog we will discuss yet another issue with VCF SDDC Manager GUI not loading during the upgrade activity. When I did precheck it was all green ,but later when it came for the vCenter upgrade it failed . There was no error on the GUI page it just keep loading but nothing loads. Let’s see […]
An Insight into vSAN-Striping
This article is a result of questions that are asked frequently by my students in vSAN classes. The subject of striping sounds very simple at first, but it turns out to be quite complex once you start going away from the simple standard examples. We shed light on the striping behavior of vSAN […]
Designing a 2 Node VMware Cluster
We are going to take a look at a very hot topic when it comes to virtualization, and that is the VMware 2 node cluster. We’ll learn about when we should use it, as well as the design considerations you need to keep in mind. Fun fact, my first VMware design ever was a 2 […]
A first look at the new vSphere+ & vSAN+ Cloud Service
vSphere+ and vSAN+ was just announced this week and if you have not heard the news, I recommend checking out this blog post (includes a nice video with testimonials from early customers and partners) that goes into greater details for the new vSphere+ and vSAN+ offering (hint, it is more than just a subscription). If […]
Announcing vSAN+
Today, VMware announces vSAN+, our new, premier hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) offering which extends vSAN’s capabilities to now deliver cloud-connected services, which help IT administrators to centralize management and enhance efficiency of their vSAN environment. vSAN+ builds on […]
What’s the difference between a 2-node cluster and a Stretched cluster?
Stretched cluster and 2-node cluster are two extremely powerful vSAN configurations that help our customers solve different types of challenges. Since both topologies offer synchronous data replication on two different sites (vSAN Fault domains), we often get asked by customers what’s the difference between these two. In this blog post, we will take some time to cover some of the most important similarities and differences that these two configurations have between each other.