Every admin is trying to stay resilient with hardware within their data center. Whether you’re a data center admin or an admin of a small IT shop, non-gov organization or foundation. You want to be able to tolerate the possible failure of the hardware you’re using. In order to do that, you’re basically making your […]
2-Nodes clusters without Witness – StarWind VSAN Heartbeat Failover Strategy
Traditional storage systems often prove to be expensive and challenging to maintain. This is where StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN) shines as a game-changing solution. In this blog post, we will delve into the intricacies of setting up a StarWind VSAN in a 2-node configuration without a witness node and explore how it provides a cost-effective, […]
Your repository is full – How to move your backups to another repository with Veeam backup?
In this post, we’ll explore the possibility How to move your backups to another repository with Veeam backup. If you want to keep the same Job, just move your backup files to a new backup location, (new repository), you must perform this via Veeam console. You’ll keep your history, your backup chain, etc. FYI, The […]
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) compliance for VMware – by Runecast
As an IT admin, you must make sure that the operational resilience of IT systems that you are in charge of, stays not only performant, secure, and resilient, but also compliant. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has emerged as a significant regulatory framework designed to fortify the stability and security of the digital infrastructure, […]
VMware vSphere 8.0 U2 and New UI for vSphere Cluster Services (vCLS)
As you know, VMware High Availability (HA) as well as DRS, when activated, vSphere creates those system vCLS VMs. This is mandatory as those vCLS VMs are deployed on each vSphere cluster when the vCenter Server is upgraded to v7.0 Update 2 or later. (In case you’re not aware, vCLS stands for vSphere Cluster Services, […]
VMware vSphere 8.0 U2 Released – ESXi 8.0 U2 and VCSA 8.0 U2 How to update
VMware vSphere 8.0 U2 has been released and we can now upgrade our virtual infrastructure. We’re runing a lab environment under 8.0 U1 so the logical step here is to upgrade the environment to the 8.0 U2. There are many enhancements and improvements within this release, as well as many security cumulative patches included. This […]
What’s the purpose of those 17 virtual hard disks within VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) 8.0?
Have you ever wondered why and what all those VMDKs are used within VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) 8? In this post, we’ll explore all that. We’ll give you the answer on what each of those 17 VMDKs is for, what the size, mount point, and the purpose. Yes, there is 17 VMDKs within VCSA […]
What’s New in VMware Virtual Hardware v21 and vSphere 8 Update 2?
VMware has just announced vSphere 8 Update 2 during VMware Explore Las Vegas. With this version, there is a new Virtual Hardware version 21 (vmx-21) that is part of it. We’ll talk about what’s in, with this post. Note that we have a detailed post about other features present in U2 in this detailed post […]
VMware vSAN 8 Update 2 with many enhancements announced during VMware Explore
VMware has just announced during VMware Explore 2023 Las Vegas their latest innovations with VMware vSAN 8 Update 2 and vSAN Max. In this article we’ll focus on the core enhancements of VMware vSAN 8 Update 2. VMware vSAN 8 Update 2 brings and levels both, vSAN Original Storage Architecture (OSA) and vSAN Express Storage […]
VMware vSphere 8 Update 2 New Upgrade Process for vCenter Server details
Today, during VMware EXPLORE in Las Vegas, VMware will be announcing vSphere 8 Update 2, and as you know, vCenter server as a critical part of vSphere infrastructure has always been a challenge when it comes to patching. In this post we’ll unveil a new way of upgrading vCenter server appliances, that with vSphere 8 […]
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