Today’s announce of HP for their new ZBook Studio took my attention. Why? Because my old Samsung NP900x3A Ultrabook is getting old… the resolution isn’t what I’d expect now, my GoPro videos are kind of sluggish to edit. So I’m in a process of researching a new laptop gear which is not only portable (up to 2 […]
vCenter Server 6.0 Performance Best Practices PDF
Few weeks back VMware has released a new paper detailing vCenter Server 6.0 Performance Best Practices. Also the PDF talks about the performance improvements of vCenter server 6 over vCenter server 5.5. The authors are Mike Stunes and Ravi Soundararajan from VMware. Differences in type of deployment platform (Windows or Linux) are compared too. What’s New […]
NexGen Storage is NVMe Ready with QoS at the VM level and VVOLs compatible
NVMe is new standard which is slowly start to replace SAS/SATA by providing fastest/shortest/optimized data path. Associated to a software which does QoS at the VM level and supports VMware VVOLS, it gives you a quite powerful package. In fact all those features are present in the new storage array from NexGen Storage and we’ll […]
Low Cost KVM Based Hyperconverged solution for SMB
Low cost does not mean low quality but rather better bang for your bucks. I think One of the reasons that SMBs usually don’t go hyper-converged or webscale is the price. Solutions from vendors like Nutanix are usually not cost friendly because pay not only for hardware, but also for the proprietary technology running underneath […]
#VFD 5 – Virtualization Field Day Event Boston – United States
I have been honored to be invited to Virtualization Field Day 5 in Boston (#VFD5). The event is organized by Steven Fosket and Tech Field Day crew. A big names are on the list as other delegates, bloggers, geeks, storage or automation specialists…. I have already participated on a Tech Field Day Extra during my […]
Z-Drive 6000 – High Performance PCIe Enterprise SSD with NVMe Interface
Z-Drive 6000 is a new NVMe compliant PCIe enterprise SSD from OCZ Storage Solutions (Now part of Toshiba Group). NVM Express (or NVMe) stands for Non-Volatile Memory. NVMe has larger queue depth than SCSI (64000 over 254 for SAS, or 31 for SATA). NVMe Host Controller Interface Specification (NVMHCI), is a specification for accessing solid-state drives […]
Seven Editions of Windows 10 has been introduced
Windows 10 release is approaching and Microsoft has released the 7 editions of Windows 10, which will be released. The W10 launch is fixed for this summer and Microsoft shall be in time. However there will no longer be future versions. The Windows 10 will be the last Windows edition. Every other new release will […]
Upgrading You Virtual Environment? Options to consider
I have done a blog post for VMware SMB blog where I share some consideration on upgrading a virtual environments. There are few important questions that you shall be asking yourself before even thinking of upgrading. One of the first ones is compatibility. You won’t obviously want to lose the possibility to continue to back […]
Top vBlog 2015 – Check it Out!
Here we go. 2015 and Top vBlog voting. Once again, Eric Siebert from vSphere-Land.com is organizing the Top Virtualization Blog. This year with Infinio as an official sponsor. Not all blogs are equal. Not all of them are updated all year long, so as a result they are less known, they get less traffic, and perhaps they […]
VMTN Is Back – 365 Days Evaluation Licenses For 9 VMware Products Through VMUG Advantage
A great news which just came out through Twitter with a speed of light. VMware is announcing a 365 Evaluation licenses for selected VMware products. It’s a great news for IT pros which runs VMware labs at home for learning VMware technology! It’s been some time since VMware was listening…. since 2011! But now it’s a reality. The […]
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