As you know VM Swap file only exists when VM is running. Powered On. I’m currently testing an AF VSAN cluster in the lab with 2 hosts + Witness, where the witness is running on a third host (kind of Remote office scenario), and one of the things that allow saving, even more, space on your […]
VCP6-CMA Study Guide Objective 1.3 – Configure and Administer vCloud Connector
Another topic towards VCP6-CMA Exam – Objective 1.3 – Configure and Administer vCloud Connector. The exam – 2V0-631 – is 100 min long and has 85 questions. The passing score is 300. Check further updates and details on VMware Certification page. What is vCloud Connector? It is a component running within vCD infrastructure which transfers workloads […]
Upcoming 3CX Phone System v15 with NGIX instead of IIS
3CX phone system v15 is in preparation (currently Beta) and there are quite major architectural changes and new features in preparation. The Upcoming 3CX Phone System v15 will have an NGIX web server (instead of IIS) and it will have a completely new management console. The list of changes is long as the company has been […]
VMturbo Operations Manager Review [Sponsored]
Readers of this blog know VMturbo quite well. It’s been several years that this startup company expanding very fast. VMturbo Operations Manager is regularly updated, packed with new features and having the possibility to be installed not only on VMware or Hyper-V but also on Citrix, Redhat, Openstack or Nutanix. You could check one of the latest […]
Nutanix Brings Interesting Offer for SMBs with Nutanix Xpress
Nutanix hyper-converged solutions were quite an expensive solution so far, for small businesses. That’s why many SMBs and very small SMBs turned to other solutions (VSAN, Starwind or Stormagic) which allow 2-Nodes + witness configurations. Things are changing as Nutanix announced Xpress a few weeks back. Nutanix Brings Interesting Offer for SMBs with Nutanix Xpress, […]
Infinio Accelerator 3.0 Now on VAIO Framework with up to 1,000,000 IOPS per host
Infinio releasing today already the third release of their acceleration product. I have covered the previous release in my detailed post here. The Infinio Accelerator 3.0 can accelerate workloads on SAN, NAS, DAS, for VSAN, VMFS, vVols (includes HCI) and it uses RAM and SSDs caching. Infinio Accelerator 3.0 Now on VAIO Framework with up to 1,000,000 […]
PowerCLI Essentials – New Book
There is a new PowerCLI Book which has been released recently. The author is Chris Halverson and the name of the book is PowerCLI Essentials and it is destined to beginners to intermediate administrators. Usual audiences are VMware Admins or Windows admins that are working with VMware virtualization technologies all the days long. The book covers […]
VCP6-CMA Objective 1.2 – Install and Upgrade vRealize Suite Components
Today we’ll cover VCP6-CMA Objective 1.2 – Install and Upgrade vRealize Suite Components. The chapter is part of the VCP6-CMA Study page which we just started. The journey to cover all objectives is long, but we know that doing every day a bit will finally cover all objectives. If you’re studying towards traditional “data center” VCP6 […]
What Happens after 60 Days VMware vSphere Evaluation Period?
I got this question several times already and realized that I don’t have a blog post which outlines that situation. You may wonder what happens after 60 days VMware vSphere evaluation period? Do all VMs stops? Does vCenter is still accessible? Can I still use my applications? One of my previous posts talks already about […]
StarWind Virtual SAN Getting Started
I often get questions on setting up virtual environments. Which design to adopt for SMB or (and) enterprise environment, which storage, which how much RAM, etc. Some businesses might grow at slower pace and some might don’t grow at all. It’s often important to start small and have a possibility to upgrade when a business grows. If […]
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