“The latest version of Horizon 6.2 has numerous upgrades that make it a must-have for those using VDI”
“The latest version of Horizon 6.2 has numerous upgrades that make it a must-have for those using VDI” http://t.co/PTfF7JKvHd -@VirtReview
vSphere Update 1 with VSAN 6.1 now available! https://t.co/2M7WZeM7Ea
vSphere Update 1 with VSAN 6.1 now available! https://t.co/2M7WZeM7Ea
#Infographic: Best practices and tips for EUC http://t.co/YVYO6WBuje http://t.co/C54toDWFqx
#Infographic: Best practices and tips for EUC http://t.co/YVYO6WBuje http://t.co/C54toDWFqx
#VMware using #VMworld to emphasize the security and micro-segmentation aspects of NSX
New use cases make a solid case for using VMWare NSX, a software-defined networking product, as a security solution.
Get a 50% discount on your certification exams at #VMworld 2015 Europe: http://t.co/fhS54qSSw9
Get a 50% discount on your certification exams at #VMworld 2015 Europe: http://t.co/fhS54qSSw9
Check out the new Certification Exam Prep available in the #VMware Learning Zone http://t.co/GGc1J3oy0s
Check out the new Certification Exam Prep available in the #VMware Learning Zone http://t.co/GGc1J3oy0s
Virtual SAN 6.1 introduces the new feature Stretched Cluster. Virtual SAN Stretched Clusters provides customers..
Virtual SAN 6.1 introduces the new feature Stretched Cluster. Virtual SAN Stretched Clusters provides customers… http://t.co/rZNnDvnPoP
How many Fault Domains?
Some weeks ago I was involved in a discussion with a customer on their design around fault domains. There was an interesting scenario which was proposed and I was asked for my opinion or validation of the aproach. Before I talk about the solution let me re-cap what Fault Domains in VSAN are. The default storage policy in VSAN is to maintain 2 equal copies of a data object and 1 witness of metadata object, we call this Failures to Tolerate = 1. Traditionally, these objects would be automatically distributed across a separate host in the cluster allowing for the loss of 1 host, disk or other component in the cluster. This loss would only result in the VM’s compliance being negatively reported until the rebuild operation has completed and…Read More
Technical Introduction to Access Point for Secure Remote Access
By Mark Benson, Senior Architect and Senior Staff Engineer, End-User-Computing CTO Office, VMware In this post I will give an overview of Access Point, the new VMware virtual appliance introduced with Horizon 6 version 6.2. I will describe the main features and then drill down a little into deployment, security, high availability (HA), and scalability. […] The post Technical Introduction to Access Point for Secure Remote Access appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
#VMworld sessions now available! Check out Hyper Converged Infrastructure From #VSAN to #EVORAIL & EVO:RACK
#VMworld sessions now available! Check out Hyper Converged Infrastructure From #VSAN to #EVORAIL & EVO:RACK: http://t.co/Asm55ot11B
Using nVidia GPGPU Compute Acceleration with ESX 6.0
As was mentioned in a previous blog post , accelerator cards are becoming increasingly common in HPC environments and so it is important that we assess the performance of such cards with ESX. Thank you very much to Na Zhang for all of her work on the following. In this post, we share the results of running the Scalable HeterOgeneous Computing ( SHOC ) benchmark and a CUDA-enabled version of the LAMMPS molecular dynamic program on ESX 6.0. We used a loaner nVidia Grid K2 card for this test to…Read More
Sign up here to be notified when vRealize Operations 6.1 is available for download. http://t.co/wsJ5h6Xmzq
Sign up here to be notified when vRealize Operations 6.1 is available for download. http://t.co/wsJ5h6Xmzq
Ever wonder how to centrally manage a fleet of Macs with Fusion VMs? Horizon FLEX is the way!
Ever wonder how to centrally manage a fleet of Macs with Fusion VMs? Horizon FLEX is the way! http://t.co/vld5oeBn9Q http://t.co/G2vklUKD45
TechRepublic’s top 3 takeaways from VMworld 2015
You can learn a lot about the direction of a company from its events, and VMworld 2015 delivered the goods. Here are three big takeaways from VMware’s flagship conference.
How to Efficiently Synchronize, Import and Export Content in VMware vSphere Content Library
By Joanna Guan and Davide Bergamasco In a prior post we assessed the performance of VMware vSphere Content Library, focusing on the instantiation of a virtual machine from an existing library. We considered various scenarios and provided virtual infrastructure administrators with some guidelines about the selection of the most efficient storage backing based on a […] The post How to Efficiently Synchronize, Import and Export Content in VMware vSphere Content Library appeared first on VMware…Read More
With regards to the upcoming #VSAN beta, there are two primary themes being focused on for the release – space…
With regards to the upcoming #VSAN beta, there are two primary themes being focused on for the release – space… http://t.co/VfuFyYvtEo
Update on VCP6 Beta Exam Results
Many of you have been patiently waiting to hear the results of the VMware Certified Professional 6 (VCP6) beta exam you participated in earlier this summer. We just received the anticipated beta rescore dates: You will receive your exam score via email as usual, and shortly thereafter you will be able to log into myLearn […] The post Update on VCP6 Beta Exam Results appeared first on VMware Education and Certification Blog .
Best Practices from ACI Benefits: vRealize Operations
Editor’s Note: Ryan Fay shared his thoughts with us on his journey using vRealize Operations and related VMware software. He talked about some of these today during a panel at VMworld. By Ryan Fay, CIO at ACI Specialty Benefits Tell us about your organization and how you are using VMware software, focusing on vRealize Operations and Log […] The post Best Practices from ACI Benefits: vRealize Operations appeared first on VMware Cloud Management .
#VMworld 2015: Virtual SAN 6.1 introduction – vSAN grows up!
Must Read PostsHow to properly license your infrastructureThe (Un)official VMware VCIX-NV Study GuideMicrosoft SQL 2014 Licensing in a VMware environmentWhat’s new in VMware vSphere 6?VMworld 2014 Highlights – a complete recap Recent commentsVMware NSX 6.2: Support for Multiple vCenters | Lostdomain.org on VMware NSX 6.2 goes GAVMworld 2015: Are you Ready (for Any)? | Mount Virtual on Do’s and Don’ts at VMworldNewsletter: July 18, 2015 | Notes from MWhite on Integrating VMware NSX with VMware vRealize Log InsightvSphere 6.0 Management – What’s Different? on What’s new in vSphere 6 vCenter ServerVMware vSphere 6.0 First Look – VM Man | VMware ,vsphere esxi ,VMware Course ,VCP Course ,Cloud ,VDI ,Hyperv ,Citrix ,Ø´Ø±Ø ÙƒÙˆØ±Ø³Ø§Øª. on What’s new…Read More
4kn & 512e vSphere Support
Just a reminder for people not to create volumes with a 4K sector size with vSphere or VSAN, allot of the newer firmware revisions are now allowing 4K sector sizes for example Dell EqualLogic.
