Infinio announcing version 2.0 of their accelerating software for VMware workloads – Infinio Accelerator v2.0. While the previous release was able to accelerate NFS based workloads only, the second release can accelerate workloads on Fibre Channel, iSCSI, FCoE, NFS and environments with multiple protocols. Infinio creates a pooled storage layer from server’s RAM across the […]
VMware OpenStack Integration
The OpenStack integration with VMware was on the roadmap since long time. There was a lack of flexibility in consuming VMs, disks etc in private clouds environments. There is no APIs for automated infrastructure consumption. That’s where OpenStack comes in. OpenStack brings flexibility in services where the consumption of services is flexible and allowing separate consumption of […]
What’s New in VMware NSX For vSphere 6.1
NSX for vSphere 6.1 shall be available during VMworld or the week after VMworld US. During the presentation which has been done by Brad Hedlund who works as an engineering architect at VMware, we had the chance to see all the features introduced and presented. There is quite a few of them and it seems […]
VMware EVO:RAIL – New Hyper-Converged Solution By VMware
VMware EVO:Rail is one of the newest and hottest news that is announced by VMware. It’s a hyper-converged infrastructure appliance which consists of EVO:RAIL Software bundle and 2U 4-Node hardware platform. It’s not VMware who provides the hardware, so the thoughts previously written elsewhere that VMware goes into a hardware business are cleared out. No, it’s a hardware partners […]
VMware Docker Integration
This year’s VMworld will be full of news. It’s not secret now that one of the announces is VMware Docker Integration. The news is publicly available via this link of VMworld session – SDDC3350 – VMware and Docker – Better Together. This and other news from the conference will be “raining” during the days to […]
Atlantis USX 2.0 – The New Hyper-Converged Leader?
Atlantis computing just announced Atlantis USX 2.0 which brings some quite unique capabilities. If you don’t know Atlantis computing than you should read my article about diskless VDI architecture from Atlantis computing, which is another product they do – Fastest Virtual Desktop Experience – Atlantis ILIO Persistent VDI 4.0 – desktops running in RAM. (BTW, […]
Configuring IP Pools – What are vSphere IP pools for?
Configuring IP pools is easy. IP pools were first introduced with vSphere 4, but they’re not necessarily used by everyone. IP pools are necessary if you want to create or deploy a vApp. They provide a network identity to vApps. IP pool gives a network config to VMs that run in the vApp. So you’ll […]
10 Days Free Trial With PluralSight Training – Try It
Training is changing. The way we learn is changing. Before, to get the knowledge one had to travel to the nearest training center or a certified trainer had to come on site. Then the possibility to buy training on video support has become available. Companies like TrainSignal were the choice for getting latest and hottest trainings. […]
DNS name does not display as FQDN on the Summary tab of a virtual machine
This usually happens when your VM is not part of the Microsoft domain. The summary TAB do not show the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) but only the hostname. DNS name does not display as FQDN on the Summary tab of a virtual machine and you might be thinking how to fix this.It’s just a quick […]
VCAP5-DCD Exams Now Based on vSphere 5.5 Too
VMware has updated VCAP5-DCD Certification exam. You can now pass certification exam based on vSphere 5.5, but you still only earn VCAP5-DCD title. On the other hand you still have a possibility to pass existing exam based on vSphere 5.0/5.1. Any of those exams will give you the same title – VCAP5-DCD. Quote from the […]
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