PHD Virtual has updated their backup product PHD Virtual backup & Replication, to enable IT administrators leverage cloud storage directly as backup destination. PHD Virtual CloudHook is the latest update. The newest feature allows to setup cloud storage as a backup destination, directly from within the UI. The product is able to backup VMs directly […]
ESXi scratch partition – how to enable and why?
It’s recommended by VMware to have a persistent scratch location for VMkernel logs in case that ESXi is installed on USB stick or SD card (1Gb is minimum size). ESXi scratch partition, for those particular cases, resides in memory – in RAM disk, which is limited in size. The size is only 512 Mb, which is taken […]
5 Tips to Speed Up WordPress Blog
There are some tips I’d like to share when it comes to speed up a blog. A blog that takes long time to load is usually not a good way to satisfy your visitors. What happens is rather the bad – your readers will escape as fast as they can from page. And If they’re […]
noVNC – VNC client using HTML5 with encryption support.
More and more applications moves to the browsers and are no longer developped for classic OS. The Interesting initiative is project noVNC. What is it? noVNC enables you to use your HTML 5 compatible browser to use VNC client from within the browser, to access remote systems. At the remote server you have to have […]
Veeam 7 Release Date – with vCloud Director Support
Update: Veeam Backup & Replication v 7.0 Released! Veeam 7 has been announced during VMware Partner Exchange, but Veeam 7 Release Date is announced for the Q3, so I would say during VMworld 2012 this summer. As the product evolves, it adds more and more functions for the end users. The version 7 will bring vCloud director […]
Fastest Virtual Desktop Experience – Atlantis ILIO Persistent VDI 4.0 – desktops running in RAM
It’s been quite a while since I’ve been hooked with such a technology and speed. The fact that running VMs in the RAM gets you the best ever performance isn’t new. Some bloggers even used Starwinds iSCSI to create a RAM disk and test the speed…. /CC @esloof. Faster even than an SSD. Running VMs […]
Zerto Virtual Replication 3.0 Announced
Zerto announced version 3.0 of their Hypervisor replication software Zerto Virtual Replication 3.0. The latest release adds several enhancements and new features. One of them is the extension of disaster recovery for Remote Offices or environments managed with a single vCenter server. This is quite good news since many smaller clients only runs single vCenter and […]
How-to Install VMware Tools on Ubuntu
How-to Install VMware Tools in Ubuntu if you’re new and don’t know the basic Linux commands? Just follow this article and the video. In this video you’ll see the two approaches of installing VMware Tools in Ubuntu based systems. First of all, the demo video from VMware KBTV shows the process while running the Ubuntu VM through VMware […]
Nutanix Distributed File System – the key of the “No SAN” solution
During VMworld 2012 in Barcelona I had the chance to see the Nutanix hardware and technology. At first, it looks like there is nothing really spectacular. 2U rack server with Fusion-IO card, 2 CPU system and lots of memory, all in one block. It’s really when you take a closer look at the distributed architecture inspired […]
WordPress Security Tips
I wanted to share some WordPress security tips. Usually, after you first install WordPress, you configure your WP installation and installs some plugins. You should also make sure that your WP blog is secure enough otherwise you might expose yourself for being hacked. 1. Use Simple Login Lockdown This plugin allows you to get protected […]
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