A ransomware war isn’t something you can win easily. Whether you’re working for an SMB or large enterprise, ANY human failure can let the ransomware sneak-in via email, remotely from a VDI device, or infected USB key or LAN. It’s almost 100% of the time the result of a human failure. That’s why I think […]
Veeam Backup and Replication v12 – news from Barcelona 2022
I managed to catch up with Rasmus Haslund in front of the Veeam booth in Barcelona during VMware EXPLORE 2022. He told me what’s his best upcoming features that will be included in Veeam Backup and Replication v12. One of them is the new VeeaMover that we have talked already in another post on my […]
Runecast Platform – VMware EXPLORE Barcelona 2022
Runecast is present during this VMware EXPLORE Europe in Barcelona 2022. After the pandemic, VMware has renamed VMworld into VMEXPLORE and added additional cities to the show. Runecast platform has an unique ability to scan your IT environment and give you insights on your configuration best practices, security compliance and vulnerability or time drift config […]
Zerto Platform Demo – VMware EXPLORE Barcelona 2022
Zerto is present here in Barcelona 2022 during VMware EXPLORE demoing their latest Zerto Platform version 9.5 that not only can protect your virtual workloads (VMs) but newly includes also Kubernetes protection (containers). As more enterprises move to a DevOps model, their reliance on microservices, typically running in containers, becomes even more critical for their […]
Veeam 100 Summit Prague – My Czech Roots!!!
This post will be different, more personal, with more insights, with more of my sentiments about Veeam, about me, my family, and my IT friends. Yes, it’s pretty important to mention just a couple of them that I follow year after year. We all started to blog years ago and blog about what we like, […]
Embedded Systems
An embedded system is a computer system in a larger electronic or mechanical system with a dedicated function. Today, embedded systems are ubiquitous; by 2009, they accounted for approximately 98% of all manufactured microprocessors. With the growing number of companies using IT outsourcing services to incorporate powerful computers onto PCBs (printed circuit boards) and smaller […]
What is new in VMware vCenter Server 8.0
VMware just released the latest vSphere 8.0. The product has been announced during VMware EXPLORE US and we have reported on some of its features in our detailed post here, but also on the partner’s blog here and here. VMware is really pushing the multi-cloud management with Aria, but we must first go into some […]
How to Update StarWind VSAN for VMware on Linux- Follow UP
In our previous post, we discussed updating a StarWind VSAN for VMware running on Linux. We have updated the StarWind VSAN software from a software repo, but there is also an option for isolated environments. The post can be found here – How to update StarWind VSAN for VMware vSphere. The update is easy to […]
NSX-T Logical Routing New Book!
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? […]
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