When you run your workloads in Amazon AWS, the security and compliance are a shared responsibility between AWS and you. While it’s their responsibility to protect the infrastructure that runs your services, it’s up to you to secure and protect your data within that infrastructure. So you must have a backup plan. The good news […]
Patch your ESXi 7.x again
Another day with another critical VMware ESXi 7.0 U3g patch was released a couple of days ago. This time again you can get the latest ISO here. VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) 7.0U3g – Download. The latest release is fixing issues only, but you should patch your ESXi 7.x again. There are no new features included. […]
Protect your backups with Wasabi Immutable Storage Buckets
Ransomware is everywhere today and no matter how big/small your company is, no matter how large (or small) your virtual and physical infrastructure is, the hackers do not care. If you’re not already protecting your backups with immutability, read on how to do it wisely with Wasabi Immutable Storage Buckets. Data immutability is something cool […]
Veeam Backup for Google Cloud Platform – FREE 10 instances backup
Veeam Backup for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a solution that allows you to backup your Google cloud instances and restores those instances in case of problems. It is an agent-less solution. In case you did not know, you can backup 10 instances for FREE. If a disaster happens (you got hit by ransomware, Google […]
VMware NSX-T 4 Released and product name changed to VMware NSX
VMware released NSX-T a few days back and changed the product name to VMware NSX in order to simplify the naming. As you know, NSX-V isn’t going any further and NSX-T is the way to go forward, the rebranding to VMware NSX makes sense. NSX 4.0.0.1 is a major release offering new features in all […]
Runecast 6.2 Release brings Kubernetes support, Google Cloud support and more
The latest release of the Runecast platform brought some interesting features that will benefit all IT organizations. We live in an IT world with a lot of “heterogeneity”. We have not only on-prem workloads but now also multi-cloud workloads, with some physical systems, and some virtual platforms with VMs or containers. All those workloads have […]
More Patches for VMware – vCenter 7.0U3f and ESXi 7.0U3f
Another batch of updates has been released for VMware infrastructures has been released today. It’s vSphere 7.0.3 U3f that has been pushed out. This release is fixing the vCenter server as well as an ESXi hypervisor – vCenter 7.0U3f and ESXi 7.0U3f. Mostly fixing vulnerabilities, but also bringing some increased scalability for HCI mesh or […]
Zerto 9.5 U1 Transition to Linux to reduce surface attack
The latest release of Zerto 9.5 U1 started its transition to a more secure Linux appliance. The transition is not finished in this first release so customers that are already using Zerto cannot yet migrate to Linux. Migration from Windows will be available in an upcoming release. This new release brings also new role-based access […]
WhatsUp Gold – Network traffic optimization and problem finding and fixing software
An interesting network product called WhatsUp Gold took my attention recently. It’s built by admins for admins. When you read the latest release notes, you can see that many new features have been developed and integrated because of admins’ feature requests. WhatsUp Gold allows you to discover all your network’s active devices, analyze them, monitor […]
What is VMware vSphere+ ?
A new offer from VMware called VMware vSphere + has been announced. It is a subscription-based SaaS product based on a Cloud console from which you can manage all your workloads. Yes, the day when VMware introduces vSphere as a service (SaaS) and vSAN as a service is here. The underlying technology is not new […]
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