vSphere 6.5 brings HTML 5 web client, but this one does not cover all features and functions just yet. Again. Why is VMware releasing a vSphere 6.5 without complete HTML5 based web client management, is unknown. A complexity? Perhaps. vSphere 6.5 does not have C# client so you’re left in the “dark” with the Host […]
VMware vSphere 6.5 Announced !!
VMware vSphere 6.5 has been announced during VMworld Barcelona! This is an unusual year for VMware as usually the biggest announcements are kept for VMworld US, but this year is exactly the opposite. VMware vSphere 6.5 is the main piece of communication through VMworld Europe (VMware like calling this show VMworld EMEA). Check our dedicated […]
VMware vSphere 6.5 – Native vCenter High Availability (VCSA 6.5 only)
VMware announced vSphere 6.5. We have the details on the VCSA 6.5, the new installation options, and migration covered in a separate post. This post will focus on the newly introduced Native vCenter High Availability (HA). Note that this will only be available for the VCSA 6.5. Windows based vCenter server deployments won’t have this feature. […]
VMware vSphere 6.5 – HA and DRS Improvements
VMware vSphere 6.5 has been announced with many evolutions in the product. Many new features that were part of the beta now can “see the light” through many blog posts and articles, published all around the web. This one is no difference. Every year, during VMworld time we have at least 10 articles scheduled. You […]
VMware vSphere 6.5 – VM Encryption Details
VMware vSphere 6.5 brings also VM encryption. VM encryption will work by applying a new Storage policy to a VM. It is Policy driven. You’ll be able to encrypt the VMDK and the VM home files. There is no modification within the guest OS. It does not matter which OS you’re running (Linux, Windows, DOS, […]
VMware vSphere 6.5 – VUM, AutoDeploy and Host Profiles
We have announced the VMware vSphere 6.5 in a detailed post here and you can also find all news related to vSphere 6.5 on the dedicated page of our blog. This post will uncover news about VMware Update Manager (VUM), Autodeploy and Host Profiles. The latter two are quite tightened together so it makes sense to […]
How To Create Multi-VM Application in Ravello
If you don’t know Ravello Systems (recently bought by Oracle) you might want to take a look as they have a smart solution which allows you to create low-cost virtual environment running on Amazon AWS or Google. Ravello Systems has a highly optimized Hypervisor which allows you to run not only traditional VMs, but also […]
VMware Integrated OpenStack 3.0.0 Released
I have reported recently on VMware Integrated Openstack 3.0.0. The software is now available for download from VMware. It is the “Mitaka” release. The download is single OVA file, quite large 5.52Gb in size. VMware Integrated Openstack (VIO) is integrated product approach where the customers can run OpenStack several ways. Either do it individually and download OpenStack […]
Delivering Quality of Service with VMware vSphere 6 and Virtual Volumes
There is a new PDF which might be your interest if you’re into VMware VVols. This offer is from Pivot3. You can check it out here – Pivot3: Delivering Quality of Service with VMware vSphere 6 and Virtual Volumes. In effect, VVOL works by having supported storage arrays publish the various services it offers, such as […]
VMware Per Incident Support – How it works?
I had this question recently from one of our readers and I thought that I would share. The question was on when your regular support expires, how do you manage Per Incident support. VMware Per Incident Support – How it works? Per-incident support is valid only for a single support issue. Per incident support, when purchased, an […]
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