In today’s post we’ll configure full clones driven by automated pools. In this particular case we won’t use VMware Composer, reducing a bit the complexity of View, but on the other hand growing the storage needs. But there is also a time which plays a certain role as full clone gets more time to get […]
VCP6-DCV Study Guide – A Free Download as PDF
It’s been a while since I’ve completed my VCP6-DCV Study Guide page with all the VCP6-DCV objectives. The work on it has started actually after the vSphere 6 release, then the work has continued for several months. The good news for folks willing to use this resource page, with all the linked sub-chapters, is that the whole […]
VCP6-DTM Objective 2.3 – Configure PCoIP/RDP Protocol Settings
Today’s objective will cover some protocol settings, we will touch GPOs, Flash and 3D rendering etc… So today’s post, VCP6-DTM Objective 2.3 – Configure PCoIP/RDP Protocol Settings, is another chapter, another objective towards the VCP6-DTM certification exam which we’re covering on our VCP6-DTM Study Guide Page. We’re not done yet, but were about half way through. […]
VMware vSphere Licensing Simplified
VMware vSphere Licensing got simpler after the yesterday’s announces about new VMware VSAN 6.2, VMware Horizon 7 and VMware Workspace One. In case you missed the online announces, you can still read my posts which details pretty much everthing that has been said. In this post we will dive into details about the new VMware […]
VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, Erasure Coding, QoS ++
VMware VSAN 6.2 has been announced today and there are some cool improvements from the efficiency standpoint (Nearline deduplication, compression, erasure coding) and also from the performance monitoring perspective (no more need for VSAN observer and RVC). In case you missed out, this is the 4th release of VSAN already! The initial version of VSAN was introduced in vSphere […]
VMware Horizon 7 Details – Instant Clones, Blast Extreme ++
VMware Horizon 7 announced today is a real (re)evolution of the product. Just-in-time desktops are in! Feature known as Project Fargo (it’s a very lightweight VM because it shares all memory and disk with the original.) or also called vmFork technology which allows to provision desktop from parent desktop in just few seconds…. So in Horizon […]
VMware Workspace One Announced
This news comes directly from VMware and they are hot. February 9th, 3:01 ET – embargo is lifted. It’s about VMware Workspace One as well as Horizon 7, and Horizon Air Hybrid-Mode, newly announced as well. This post will focus on VMware Workspace One, which is tightly integrated with AirWatch for the mobile device management, but brings many […]
Convert NT4 physical to VM on ESXi 6.0 – Follow Up
This post is a follow-up guest post by Richard Robbins who recently did an interesting task – Convert NT4 physical to VM on ESXi 6.0. He contacted me onTwitter asking which would be the good direction to take and then few tweets later he came up with a working solution in his environment. Here is is experience: Part […]
VMware vFlash Read Cache (VFRC)
VMware vFlash Read Cache was introduced in vSphere 5.5 and continue to be present in vSphere 6.x. It allows to leverage local SSD in each host as a cache. Note that no extra VIBs need to be installed on ESXi host or no other software. All the necessary modules are built-in the ESXi 5.5 and […]
2 Nodes 10GbE Switch-Less Configs from Starwind
Starwind like many other software vendors has jumped into the “Hyperconvergent train”. Starwind Software is known for their flagship product Starwind SAN which is already on v8. But since recently they’re also offering bundles (software + hardware + backup + management). They’re proposing bundles for small, medium or larger business starting with 2 nodes or more, where […]
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