This one is just for a personal note. It’s a VMware KB which has all the ESXi build numbers and versions. It might be useful for cases where you’re looking to upgrade certain hosts and looking at whether the build number has been still supported or removed because of problems encountered. That’s the case for […]
Hardened backup repository on Linux distro – Veeam setup
To prevent attackers or insiders destroy your infrastructure backups, you must use something called an immutable backup repository. This rather stranger name means basically that even with admin credentials you cannot delete the backups from that backup repository during certain period of time. It’s hardened backup repository on Linux distro. If you’re a victim of […]
Free Recovery software for SD Cards, SSDs or HDDs called WinfrGUI
There is free software I want to highlight today. It’s called WinfrGUI and it is a Free recovery software for SD Cards, SSDs or HDDs. The software is able to recover files that are no longer in Recycle bin in Windows. When a file is permanently deleted from the Recycle Bin, it is invisible to […]
Is Java Still Worth Learning in 2022?
Java is one of the oldest languages and it’s widely used in large organizations. Yet, the occasional article claiming that its use is about to die out might make you wonder how relevant it’s going to be in the coming years. As of 2021, the numbers say that Java is in the top five most […]
Cool VMware Demos to check out in VMware Multi-Cloud Briefing this month
Every quarter, VMware is creating cool content called Multi-Cloud Briefing. This month, April 2022 there is no difference and VMware comes back with some good content. You know that multi-cloud management can be the most complex. VMware is trying to make complex things easier and simpler to manage. In this briefing which is packed with […]
NVMe and RAID cards bottlenecks problem and solution
To be honest, this did not come to my mind until I realized about bottlenecks shifts in storage. Back in a day when we were using spinning media, the only way we could improve IOPS was to change RAID type. For example from RAID 5 to RAID 10. This would obviously result in wasting much […]
How Much Does a VM cost ? Find out quickly with DC Scope
Have you ever wondered what’s the cost of a VM within your infrastructure? You know that VMs are not free. You have to pay for your physical infrastructure to be able to run some VMs on it. But depending on the density, workloads, and the number of vCPU, RAM, or disk configurations, not every infrastructure […]
VMworld 2022 Changes – Physical Events and new Name!
This went up a couple of days ago and it was quite a big surprise. In fact, the physical event thoughts were already leaking from a couple of months ago. Now confirmed, this year VMworld’s are held in San Francisco and Barcelona, like pre-covid years !! At the same time, there are free online events […]
Manage your Security and Compliance Globally Across Environments and Geo-locations via Runecast Platform
Runecast has grown again by providing global visibility enabling you to be able to achieve 100 % compliance within your enterprise. This can now be achieved with one unified platform. As enterprises have many geo locations and separate datacenters and remote offices across the globe. The management of such an environment with separate and siloed […]
StarWind Virtual Tape Library (VTL) – Another layer of protection against Ransomware
Ransomware and cyber attacks are multiplying lately. Enterprise admins have the hardest task of protecting the company’s data and backups from ransomware, from accidental deletion of more and more sophisticated cyber-attacks. The protection that was sufficient 2-3 years ago now seems not so solid anymore. One of the solutions to protect backups is to isolate […]
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