VMware vCenter Server 7.0 Profiles is a completely new feature in vSphere 7.0 and has nothing to do with ESXi host profiles. vCenter Server 7 Profiles are basically allowing us to import and export vCenter Server configuration via REST APIs (management, network, authentication, and user configuration). The exported configuration (Is a JSON file) can be […]
VMware vSphere 7.0 DRS Improvements – What’s New?
vSphere 7.0 brings also new improvements in DRS. While since its inception, DRS was always cluster oriented where the goal was to rebalance VMs to equally utilize the ESXi resources, today, with the improved DRS it’s rather about workload centric model. To make sure that the workload running in the VMs are getting the resources […]
What is vCenter Server 7 Multi-Homing?
VMware vSphere 7 has been announced. Make sure to check our vSphere 7.0 WordPress page where we centralize all the articles about vSphere 7. vCenter Server 7 Multihoming capability means that you will be able to have configured vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) with multiple NICs. Some organizations need to configure vCenter server with multiple NICs. […]
What is vCenter Server Update Planner? – vSphere 7.0
In this post, we’ll discuss a new feature of vSphere 7.0 – What is vCenter Server Update Planner? This feature will help you when updating vCenter servers within your environment and also making sure that your environment will be compatible with your other existing VMware products such as Log Insight, vROPS or vRA, but also […]
VMware vSphere 7.0 – VM Template Check-in and Check-out and versioning
VMware vSphere 7 has been announced and it brings an interesting feature for VM template management via Content Libraries. As you know, Content libraries introduced in vSphere 6.0 are continuously evolving with every release of vSphere, even not a major release. Content libraries, when first introduced, did not support many features as they do now […]
StarWind HyperConverged Appliance (HCA) now All-Flash Only
One of the problems that small customers are often facing is a lack of expertise. Look at for example at HyperConvergent infrastructure (HCI). Much different knowledge is necessary to put everything together including the right choice of hardware and components. While flexibility is important it is not always good for someone who does not have […]
Iperius Backup 7.0 – Incremental and Differential backup of Hyper-V (RCT)
Iperius backup is known for its small footprint and a possibility to backup VMs running on VMware ESXi. Iperius is the only backup software I know which is able to backup VMs running on the Free version of ESXi. This new release of Iperius Backup 7.0 brings also Incremental and differential Hyper-V backups, features that […]
StarWind V2V Converter Update
StarWind just updated their popular free utility – V2V Converter. This took is able to convert different king of VM images from one hypervisor format to another. For example from Microsoft to VMware or the other way around. Other hypervisors such as Citrix XenServer or QEMU are also supported. StarWind V2V Converter allows to for example […]
iSER vs iSCSI has much better performance – StarWind
The iSER extension has the lowest latency and lowest CPU utilization thus more performance. It basically extends the iSCSI protocol to include RDMA support. iSER stands for “iSCSI Extensions for RDMA”. It is an extension of the data transfer model of iSCSI, a storage networking standard for TCP/IP. It uses the iSCSI components while taking […]
Join Kemp Technical Preview Program to test next gen features
Some of our readers might know Kemp technologies for their load balancer virtual balancer product. Kemp also has management, monitoring, and automation products within their suite allowing you to manage load balancers and other active network devices from a single console. Recently they announced a Kemp Technical Preview Program which allows you to test products that […]
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