VMware released recently a new certification exam VCP-DCV 2020 based on the vSphere 7 product. Until now, to become VCP-DCV you had the option to pass VCP-DCV 2019 based on vSphere 6.7, which btw, is still a valid certification exam not expiring any time soon. The VCP-DCV 2020 certification validates candidate skills to implement, manage, […]
StarWind VSAN Scripted Installation for VMware vSphere
This is interesting as a semi-automated deployment of StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN) that can ease out of the deployment and short the time you need for the configuration. The script which you’ll be able to download from the original StarWind blog post does not, however, does it all. There are some post-configuration tasks to do, […]
Nakivo Backup and Replication 10 Released adding compatibility to vSphere 7
Nakivo just released a new version of their flagship software Nakivo backup and replication 10. This latest release brings long-awaited support for vSphere 7, the possibility to send offline backups to Wasabi cloud, provides full P2V recovery for physical machines, or adds a Linux Workstation backup. Nakivo usually releases several new versions every year. Right […]
How to deal with Purple Screen Of Death – PSOD
There is a new technical whitepaper which I think is worth to download. It talks about Purple screen of death (PSOD) which we can experience when managing virtual infrastructures running VMware vSphere with ESXi hosts. The PSOD is an error screen that shows the memory state at the time of the crash. But do you […]
TOP differences between ESXi 6.7 and ESXi 7.0
Let’s have a look at some of the principal differences in storage, networking (drives), and other factors when trying to upgrade or install on unsupported hardware, the latest VMware ESXi 7.0 hypervisor. This post lists some TOP differences between ESXi 6.7 and ESXi 7.0. First of all, VMware ESXi 7.0 has a completely new partition […]
Linux Based StarWind Virtual SAN Features and Details
StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN) Linux version for VMware vSphere has some different features that the Windows-based version for Hyper-V. In this post we’ll have a look at some of those details. I assume that our regular readers already know StarWind VSAN as we have published many articles detailing the solution. For those of you who […]
OnApp for VMware vCenter or vCloud Director
OnApp is a cloud management, provisioning and billing portal for VMware vCenter Server. It does a similar job as vCloud Director, but it’s more simple to use. It provides the possibility to create and manage public and private clouds without Cloud director (vCD). We’ll have a quick look today on the different possibilities. So the […]
Tips on How to Design Production Clusters – Avoid those mistakes: StarWind Webinar
There is a new webinar scheduled in a couple of days with a topic that might be your interest – Tips on How to Design Production Clusters – Avoid those mistakes: StarWind Webinar. The webinar will show different cluster architectures, the ones that are designed to fail, and why. You’ll learn typical mistakes that are […]
VMcom Backup For VMware vSphere or ESXi Free
Update: Unfortunately, the product is no longer available for new clients. Existing clients continue to get support, but the development has stopped because the main partner has left the group. VMcom Backup is a new young product for VMware vSphere and ESXi Free version which is easy to install and use. VMcom Backup For VMware […]
VMware vSphere 7.0 Hands On Lab are available now
A very popular way of learning what’s new in vSphere for students without a lab is of course VMware Hands-On Labs (HOL). A few days ago, a new VMware vSphere 7.0 labs were released and this is exciting because anyone with a decent internet connection can now take a look a the latest features of […]
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