This is was my second attempt to pass a VCAP-DCD exam and this time with success. After my first experience in Barcelona where I failed, this time I passed. I traveled with my spouse to sunny Lisbon. You might ask why Lisbon? The flight with EasyJet was cheap and we will take week of vacations […]
Bandwidth calculations (predictions) with vSphere Replication Capacity Planning Appliance
Free utility by VMware Labs – a Fling – called vSphere Replication Capacity Planning Appliance, which was created by 2 VMware Engineers in collaboration with vSphere replication team: Vasil Ilinski and Rahul Ravulur. When thinking about replication possibilities you might be asking some questions like: What will be the requirements for replication traffic? Will the replication traffic […]
VMware Horizon Workspace Training – Free 2H Online Training
There is new free online training available at VMware which will teach you VMware Horizon Workspace product suite. Horizon Workspace is a software suite which does several things and uses several technologies that I blogged about in the past. One of the most know is Octopus allowing to access files from any OS and any […]
VCA – VMware Certified Associate sample exam questions
VMware has put online a test questions which allows you to train yourself for passing a VCA exam. VCA – VMware Certified Associate – is a new entry level certification exam for IT professionals who want to take a first step into a virtualization. The VCA level is really the first level which allows to […]
YAC – Yet Another Cleaner & Optimizer for Windows
Today I’d like to introduce you a All-In-One software called YAC – Yet Another Cleaner & Optimizer for Windows. The software allows not only to monitor changes to registry, to your browser plugins or add-ons, but also, together with fixing errors, can clean your system for unnecessary junk files which are part of your system, to recover […]
Troubleshooting vSphere Storage – New Book
Mike Preston over at mwpreston.net has published new book on a topic that is one of the most crucial in today’s virtualization – a storage performance. The book’s name is Troubleshooting vSphere Storage. Performance of storage systems is always quite complex topic. IOPS, Throughput, latency… quite many metrics to follow, tweak and think of. The way that […]
VMware vSphere Host Profiles – options and troubleshooting
In the first part we introduced VMware vSphere Host profiles and created a host profile from a reference host, then we added a new port group and applied the change to running host. We could see the change populate – live. That’s powerful, but we need more. Don’t forget that our final objective is to […]
VCAP Diary – VMware vSphere Host Profiles
VMware vSphere Host profiles is one of the very powerful features which can ease much pain of reconfiguring manually options after re-installing a host. vSphere host profiles can apply to individual hosts or to a whole cluster, which can be especially useful when you deal with the same or similar hardware inside this cluster. Host […]
VMware vSphere AutoDeploy – Run some PowerCLI and you’re the Boss
Nice title he? But before you want to call yourself a Boss, you need to (still) learn the ins and outs of Autodeploy. Motivated? GO! In previous post we have already done the first part – the Autodeploy configuration. Autodeploy uses rules. Those rules does the configuration when the ESXi image boots up. Those rules […]
VMware vSphere AutoDeploy – Install and configure
VMware vSphere Autodeploy is another cool feature which is not so cool when you want to implement, because it needs some knowledge to setup and takes some time to get all the pieces work together. Yes it might seems complex and if you’re just a SMB it might not be your interest but stateless images […]
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