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 […]
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 […]
Free V2V and P2V Converter from StarWind is a multi conversion utility
Readers of our blog know about StarWind software and particularly about their free solutions for virtualization. One of the free tools StarWind is maintaining is StarWind V2V Converter which is a multi-conversion utility allowing you to convert between public and private clouds and between hypervisors platforms. After VMware’s decision to discontinue VMware vCenter Server Converter […]
Interesting Cyber Threat Report shows which procedures hackers use the most
Cyberthreats are on the rise. The trend won’t stop because hackers are able to make money by using ransomware, by threatening to damage brand reputations, by scamming individuals with “sextortion” or by stealing cryptocurrency from online exchanges or personal wallets. The techniques to get to those sensitive data are different but the tactics or the […]
VMware vCenter Converter Discontinued – what’s your options?
VMware has made unavailable vCenter Converter. Rest in peace, my friend. We spent a lot of time together, P2V ing some great physical servers…… Luckily, you can still download it left and right through file hosting and download services. What are the options of replacement for VMware Converter? So the options you have when willing […]
vSphere 7.0 U3C Released
VMware has released a vSphere 7.0 U3c. This release is important because it fixes many bugs from the past releases that have been (as you’ll see in this post) taken off. It i a several weeks (months) since VMware were working on this relase. Newly, vCenter server 7.0 U3c adds a prechecks for upgrades. There […]
How to achieve Rightsizing of VMs
In this post, we’ll have a look at Rightsizing of VMs. When you have VMs with a lot of vCPUs or with not enough vCPUs configured, the performance is not optimal. Right-sizing is critical to get the best performance. Rightsizing is when you change the amount of resources allocated to a VM to match the […]
Microsoft 365 Total Protection review
Many Microsoft 365 users are running their mailboxes unprotected. Ransomware is on the rise for years – the main gateway to infect systems with ransomware is email. Customers and small companies aren’t simply prepared to face the latest and more sophisticated threads via email. Traditional antivirus solutions are usually too late to treat viruses and […]
HostColor Private Cloud better than AWS or Azure
All my readers know that my blog runs on Hostcolor. Many of them perhaps thinking of going AWS or Azure for their blogs, or their client’s blogs. However, private Cloud-based VMware ESXi service providers are also worth mentioning and are often a better choice because simpler and more cost-effective. The SMB admin has more often […]
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