Another Objective today towards VCP6-Desktop and Mobility exam. VCP6-DTM Objective 4.1 – Troubleshoot Desktop Imaging Issues is today’s post. Post after post we’re getting closer. Learning through PDFs, through a live system in the lab, all this help to create the content which I hope will help folks to pass this VMware VCP6 Desktop and mobility […]
How to create a simple VM in Ravello?
This is a follow-up post about Ravello Systems, which is a cloud service provider which can run workloads in the cloud (AWS or Google). Recently they joined Oracle. In the first introductory post we have tested in details The Ravello VM import tool, which can upload your whole environment and keep the settings like networking, […]
VCP6-CMA Objective 1.1 – Explain vRealize Suite Editions and Features
After completing the VCP6-DCV Study Guide (now finished – get the Free PDF) I’m working currently on the VCP6-DTM study page too. VCP6-CMA Study Guide will start to take shape too. It for my own documentation purposes but also for people studying towards VCP6-CMA (Cloud Management and Automation) exam, which is part of the new VMware certification […]
What’s New with VMware Virtual SAN 6.2 – Technical Whitepaper
In case you have missed the VSAN 6.2 announce recently, there is also a PDF which has been released – What’s New with VMware Virtual SAN 6.2. The paper details what’s already being announced about VSAN 6.2. Note that I have also had the details written in my post here – VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, […]
VMware VSAN 6.2 Licensing Guide
VMware VSAN 6.2 announced past week has made a lot of waves with enterprise class features like erasure coding, near line deduplication and compression, QoS or built-in performance and capacity monitoring features. I reported on all this in my detailed post VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, Erasure Coding, QoS ++. In today’s post we’ll […]
VCP6-DTM Objective 3.2 – Configure Automated Pools using full clones
In today’s post we’ll configure full clones driven by automated pools. In this particular case we won’t use VMware Composer, reducing a bit the complexity of View, but on the other hand growing the storage needs. But there is also a time which plays a certain role as full clone gets more time to get […]
VMware vSphere Licensing Simplified
VMware vSphere Licensing got simpler after the yesterday’s announces about new VMware VSAN 6.2, VMware Horizon 7 and VMware Workspace One. In case you missed the online announces, you can still read my posts which details pretty much everthing that has been said. In this post we will dive into details about the new VMware […]
VMware VSAN 6.2 Announced – Nearline dedupe, Erasure Coding, QoS ++
VMware VSAN 6.2 has been announced today and there are some cool improvements from the efficiency standpoint (Nearline deduplication, compression, erasure coding) and also from the performance monitoring perspective (no more need for VSAN observer and RVC). In case you missed out, this is the 4th release of VSAN already! The initial version of VSAN was introduced in vSphere […]
VMware vFlash Read Cache (VFRC)
VMware vFlash Read Cache was introduced in vSphere 5.5 and continue to be present in vSphere 6.x. It allows to leverage local SSD in each host as a cache. Note that no extra VIBs need to be installed on ESXi host or no other software. All the necessary modules are built-in the ESXi 5.5 and […]
2 Nodes 10GbE Switch-Less Configs from Starwind
Starwind like many other software vendors has jumped into the “Hyperconvergent train”. Starwind Software is known for their flagship product Starwind SAN which is already on v8. But since recently they’re also offering bundles (software + hardware + backup + management). They’re proposing bundles for small, medium or larger business starting with 2 nodes or more, where […]
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