Archive for the ‘VMware vSphere 6.7’ Category
VMware Lifecycle Product Matrix – Supported Products, as of September 15, 2019
Montag, September 16th, 2019VMware 2019 San Francisco, USA – Project Pacific, a technology preview, empowers IT Operators and Developers to accelerate innovation by converging containers and VMs into VMware’s vSphere platform with native Kubernetes
Dienstag, August 27th, 2019
Project Pacific – transforms vSphere into the app platform of the future. Enterprises can now accelerate the development and operation of modern apps on VMware vSphere while continuing to take advantage of existing investments in technology, tools and skillsets. By leveraging Kubernetes to rearchitect vSphere, Project Pacific will enable developers and IT operators to build and manage apps comprised of containers and/or virtual machines this approach gives enterprises a single platform to operate existing and modern apps side-by-side
VMware vSphere 6.7 – VM Backup best practices
Sonntag, August 25th, 2019VMware vSphere – best practices include areas where IT admins can ensure that backups are good, and most importantly, restorable. Let’s take a look at the following
- VMware snapshots are not backups
- Use Image-Level backups
- Use application-aware backups
- Use Changed Block Tracking CBT
- Encrypt VM backups
- Verify VM backups
- Create Offsite backup copies
Let’s take a closer look at each of these one-by-one and see why they are important
VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 3 | AUG 20 2019 | ISO Build 14320388 – what’s in the Release Notes
Mittwoch, August 21st, 2019VMware ESXi 6.7 Update 3 – Release Notes
VMware vSphere vCenter Server Appliance 6.7 Update 2c | 16. Juli 2019 | ISO-Build 14070457
Montag, August 5th, 2019VMware vSphere vCenter Server 6.7 Update 2c | 16. Juli 2019 | ISO-Build 14070457
Montag, August 5th, 2019VMware vCenter Server Converge Tool – how you can use the vSphere Client to convert a vCenter Server Appliance with an external Platform Services Controller to a vCenter Server Appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller
Freitag, August 2nd, 2019VMware vSphere Flings – are apps and tools built by our engineers and community that are intended to be explored
Montag, Juli 29th, 2019
VMware vSphere Perspective Management – lets administrators determine which parts of the vSphere Client UI other administrators can see
Montag, Juli 29th, 2019VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 – to get the speed and agility you need you have to modernize your network
Samstag, Juni 15th, 2019
Network Virtualization for Dummies – is your network keeping up with the pace of the business? Being first to market and exceeding customers‘ expectations are keys to success in today’s environment. You can’t afford a network that can’t keep up with the demands for cloud-hosted, distributed apps, and the increasing threats of cybercriminals. To get the speed and agility you need, you need to modernize your Network
StarWind V2V Converter – ist für das Migrieren und Kopieren virtueller Maschinen zwischen Hosts mit unterschiedlichen Hypervisoren verwendbar
Freitag, Juni 14th, 2019
VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 – to viewing, monitoring, and troubleshooting plug-in deployment in the HTML5-based vSphere Client
Sonntag, Juni 9th, 2019Disk Defragmentation best practice – are you looking for information on defragmentation of your vmsf datastores or defragmentation within the guest os
Sonntag, Juni 9th, 2019
The answer is NO defragmentation for both – defragmentation also generates more I/O to the disk. This could be more of a concern to customers than any possible performance improvement that might be gained from the defrag. I should point out that I have read that, internally at VMware, we have not observed any noticeable improvement in performance after a defragmentation of Guest OSes residing on SAN or NAS based datastores. I also want to highlight an additional scenario that uses an array based technology rather than a vSphere technology. If your storage array is capable of moving blocks of data between different storage tiers (SSD/SAS/SATA), e.g. EMC FAST, then defragmentation of the Guest OS doesn’t really make much sense. If your VM has been running for some time on tiered storage, then in all likelihood the array has already learnt where the hot-blocks are, and has relocated these onto the SSD. If you now go ahead and defrag, and move all of the VM’s blocks around again, the array is going to have to relearn where the hot-spots are
Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) 3.0 – to convert virtual machines and disks from VMware hosts to Hyper-V hosts and Windows Azure or convert computers and disks to Hyper-V hosts
Dienstag, Juni 4th, 2019
Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) 3.0 – is a freely-available tool provided by Microsoft for the purpose of converting VMware virtual machines and physical computers to Hyper-V virtual machines
