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We are going to discuss vSAN architecture components in this post. Generally, vSAN is easy to work with using management tools like vSphere client, Ruby Console or Web client and it simplifies administrative tasks greatly. This is where it is important from a troubleshooting point of view…Read More
VMware has championed the virtues of virtualization of the x86 architecture for more than 20 years, and now the company plans to extend its commitment to…Read More
VMworld 2019 Keynote Invite from Tom Corn
On August 27th at 5:30 PM, Tom Corn, SVP of Security Products, and Shawn Bass, VP/CTO of End-user Computing, will discuss VMware’s security strategy and vision at the Intrinsic Security Keynote – How Your VMware Infrastructure Can Turn the Tide in Cybersecurity. They will explain how existing VMware products, such as vSphere, NSX, vSAN, and Workspace ONE, can be used in conjunction with AppDefense to add value to security teams. Learn more in the link below. https://my.vmworld.com/widget/vmware/vmworld19us/us19catalog?search=NETS3413KU
Observing Capacity Changes in vSAN
When defining and applying storage policies to objects in a vSAN cluster, you may notice that some policy definitions will impact the amount of storage capacity consumed by the objects (VMs, VMDKs, etc.) that are assigned the given policy. Let’s explore why this happens, and what to look for in your environment. Policies and their The post Observing Capacity Changes in vSAN appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
vCenter Server 6.7: Day 2 Operations
Deployment (Day 1) is over and you have successfully deployed your vCenter Server, configured your data center, created clusters and configured hosts. That feeling of completion is great right? Well at this point, the vCenter Server may be running great but what about setting up the File-Based Backup and Restore, deploying a Content Library, or The post vCenter Server 6.7: Day 2 Operations appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
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