Are you trying to learn NSX-T? There is a new book which might be your interest as it’s written by a guy who is exactly like you. Trying to learn by installing, breaking, and investigating in his lab. The guy’s name is Shashank Mohan and he is Australian, living in Canberra. NSX-T Logical Routing is […]
Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v6a – What’s New?
A couple of months ago, Veeam released an update to their Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v6a. If you’re starting to use Office 365 and not using any backup software (because Microsoft won’t help you with granular restores) just read on. You might have some questions Why would you need to use software like this? […]
How to Migrate oVirt/RHEV VMs to VMware ESXi?
V2V (Virtual-to-Virtual) is not a rare thing for IT users anymore, especially for those who are working in big companies. Since virtualization technology grows in the cloud computing era, many prefer to build a multi-hypervisor environment to better handle massive projects with different system requirements. Or, just simply migrate from one platform to another for […]
VMware EXPLORE 2022 Schedule Builder is Open
VMware has just put a schedule builder for VMworld VMEXPLORE Sessions. VMware EXPLORE 2022 Schedule Builder is Open! You can access the schedule builder here. I have blogged about the upcoming in-person VMware event already several times, and this year is a bit particular as we have an in-person event after 3 years of pandemics. […]
TOP 7 Sessions VMware Explore 2022
VMware EXPLORE is approaching fast. Why 7 sessions only you might ask. Well, considering you have 3 days of VMware EXPLORE, you don’t want to “supercharge” yourself to with sessions, when you know that they’ll be available for watching later. A seven sessions leaves you with 2-3 daily sessions (which is already a lot) and […]
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 […]
How VMworld shaped my IT carreer?
VMworld for me has been an awesome experience. It allows you to take some action and explore new products and technologies, and meet people which will explain how it works and what it brings as an advantage over older, legacy technology. Many new products are always announced during VMworld/VMware EXPLORE events. Schedule builder is now […]
Tutorial Sessions in the Content Catalog VMware EXPLORE 2022
Just a quick update about this year’s VMware EXPLORE 2022 which is an in-person event this year. (Online too, so Hybrid event). VMware just unveiled a Content Catalog VMware EXPLORE 2022. Let’s see and have a look and check out what you can expect. It seems that there are also some Tutorial sessions in the […]
Tips and Tricks for VMware EXPLORE 2022
I’m sure you’re not new to the conferences. If yes, keep reading. The fact that the global pandemic situation is finally getting better, opens doors again for in-person events and IT conferences like we use to have before. VMware EXPLORE (previously VMworld) is one of the biggest events. In this post we’ll try to sum […]
How to setup VMware vRealize Log Insight
VMware vRealize Log Insight (VRLI) is a monitoring application that is able to ingest syslog data and analyze it and make it easily consumable. In this post we will show you how to setup VMware vRezalize Log Insight 8.8 on VMware vSphere 7. vRealize Log insight can also ingest files such as logs or Windows […]
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