Today’s post we’ll show you different ways to activate SSH in VMware VCSA (vCenter Server Linux Appliance). VMware VCSA – 3 Ways to Activate SSH is today’s topic. You might already know all this. You perhaps rolled VCSA in your production environment already and you have your own experience. Never mind, this post targets VMware […]
FREE vs Paid – StarWind Virtual SAN
I stumbled into an interesting document while browsing StarWind software website. The document is called Free vs Paid and it explains basically that even the Free, limited edition of StarWind Virtual SAN can be used in production environment. In case, of course, you’re are IT admin with enough knowledge, and you’re able to install, setup […]
Simplivity Omnistack 3.5 – Intelligent Workload Optimizer, Stretched Cluster support, Rest API
Simplivity just announced Omnistack 3.5 release. For those of you who don’t know Simplivity, you might want to check my other post about their hyper-converged architecture and how they are able to provide a performance guarantee, as well as capacity savings across all the storage (including backups) and restore times. The previous Omnistack release brought […]
Friday Freebie: RVTools 3.8 Released
Nice new update. RVTools 3.8 Released few days back. It’s a free utility for Virtual infrastructures running VMware vSphere and it has been released few days ago. RVTools 3.8 is a free utility which allows to get deep and rich information about virtual infrastructure, or single ESXi host. The tool is part of the Free […]
VMware VSAN 6.2 Has a New Assistant – Check it out!
I was rebuilding my VSAN cluster yesterday. Why rebuild you might ask? It’s because I accumulated too much clutter in the lab, with a lot of testing, tearing a part or intentionally destroying. It’s a lab, after all, it’s the main purpose of having a lab so you can do what you can’t in production. The […]
VMware VSAN 6.2 Released as Part of vSphere 6.0 Update 2
Today VMware has released 4th version of VSAN, with version number 6.2. Yes, VMware VSAN 6.2 released today as part of vSphere 6.0 Update 2. It is a major evolution of the product adding features which have been detailed on our blog in this post – VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, Erasure Coding, QoS […]
VCP6-DTM Objective 4.1 – Troubleshoot Desktop Imaging Issues
Another Objective today towards VCP6-Desktop and Mobility exam. VCP6-DTM Objective 4.1 – Troubleshoot Desktop Imaging Issues is today’s post. Post after post we’re getting closer. Learning through PDFs, through a live system in the lab, all this help to create the content which I hope will help folks to pass this VMware VCP6 Desktop and mobility […]
How to create a simple VM in Ravello?
This is a follow-up post about Ravello Systems, which is a cloud service provider which can run workloads in the cloud (AWS or Google). Recently they joined Oracle. In the first introductory post we have tested in details The Ravello VM import tool, which can upload your whole environment and keep the settings like networking, […]
VCP6-CMA Objective 1.1 – Explain vRealize Suite Editions and Features
After completing the VCP6-DCV Study Guide (now finished – get the Free PDF) I’m working currently on the VCP6-DTM study page too. VCP6-CMA Study Guide will start to take shape too. It for my own documentation purposes but also for people studying towards VCP6-CMA (Cloud Management and Automation) exam, which is part of the new VMware certification […]
What’s New with VMware Virtual SAN 6.2 – Technical Whitepaper
In case you have missed the VSAN 6.2 announce recently, there is also a PDF which has been released – What’s New with VMware Virtual SAN 6.2. The paper details what’s already being announced about VSAN 6.2. Note that I have also had the details written in my post here – VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, […]
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