You could have probably read my post called 2 Nodes 10GbE Switch-Less Configs from Starwind where I’m explaining the details about Starwind’s configuration which do not uses switches. This configuration is only available for 2 Nodes, but Starwind can scale out by adding additional nodes (and switch) afterward. StarWind has announced recently new solution based on […]
Veeam 9.5 and Microsoft ReFS – Win Win for a Virtualization Admins
This is a “killer” feature to blog about toady. Sorry about the title if too catchy, but It seduced me the most. It is not the only announcements that we could assist yesterday during Veeam’s Online event (you can re-watch the recording here) where 16 000 Virtualization admins listened to Veeam’s Plans for the very […]
Simplivity Goes All-Flash and Announces RapidDR Product
Simplivity announcing All-Flash Solution today and also new DR technology which will be bundled with their platform. As the price of flash continues to fall it is just one logical step further for Simplivity, to provide fastest and more energy efficient systems. With flash being more affordable, why not to benefit better performance (up to […]
Why VMturbo becomes Turbonomic?
VMturbo rebrands itself and becomes Turbonomic. You might ask why? They had been thinking and working on it since several months already, and they finished by unveiling a new company name yesterday. Turbonomic as a software does not manage only virtual environments (with VMs), but also cloud and physical systems. What’s the best occasion to match […]
Vembu Backup and Disaster Recovery (BDR) Product Review
Who is Vembu Backup & DR? Vembu Technologies is a software company which isn’t well known, because they focused at the service provider level first, since 2004. As a result, Vembu has 60000 clients through 4000 service provider network. Vembu Technologies has recently released a backup and DR suite called Vembu Backup and Disaster Recovery […]
Rubrik Data Protection – Physical workloads, Multi-Clouds, ROBO and Edge environments
Rubrik is not an unknown company to our readers as I already reported twice on this interesting startup. The first time I met with Rubrik it was during Virtualization Field Day in Boston I reported about their efficient data management architecture. The second time it was during VMworld Barcelona where you could read the post and watch […]
Veeam Backup and Replication Best Practice Book [Free]
In case you missed this one, you can download for free the updated version of Veeam Backup and Replication Best Practice Book from Veeam. The e-book has been updated to match the latest version of Veeam Backup and Replication v9 U2. Yes, the U2 has been released last week and we have reported in details […]
What is The Cheapest VMware vSphere License?
A few weeks back I had a reader asking me What is the cheapest VMware vSphere license. I told him that it is the vSphere Essentials Kit allowing to manage 3 Bi-CPU hosts via vCenter server. But I was wrong. While the essential kit is cheap enough so even very small businesses can afford the […]
3CX on a $100 MiniPC – Tips
Interesting post found on one of our partner’s site – 3CX. They tested the deployment on MiniPC system costing about $100 and the results are pretty good. I wanted to share this information with our readers so they can see The system tested was a miniPC called NextBOX. The system is bundled with W10, 2Gb […]
Veeam Backup and Replication 9 U2 Released
Veeam released Update 2 for v9 of their flagship product – Veeam Backup And Replication. This new update that Anton Gostev has announced in Veeam Monday’s newsletter, brings vCloud director 8.1 support as well as VSAN 6.2 support. I personally run VSAN 6.2 since its official release (back in March) and backing up with Veeam without […]
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