Virtualization, Cloud, DevOps, Reviews
Supporting business-critical applications is perhaps the most important tasks of enterprise IT. Perhaps the most used enterprise database engine that is commonly found in environments today is Microsoft SQL Server.…
One of the frustrating things about new hypervisor releases is the supportability of the new release from backup vendors. This is always a deal breaker for upgrading in production environments…
Threat intelligence and threat “hunting” in today’s enterprise datacenter is one of the top priorities among IT engineers. Security is an ever growing concern that organizations are spending major money…
With the release of vSphere 6.7 the race for companies to get updated compatiblity with vSphere 6.7 is on. However those using Runecast Analyzer no longer have a wait to…
Continuing into my own automation learning objectives this year, I am diving a bit deeper down the Terraform rabbit hole and want to share a few more things learned over…
As we have already covered, VMware Horizon 7.5 is a major step forward for VMware VDI as it provides all the latest and greatest features and functionality and integration with…
As mentioned in the previous post, the past few weeks with VMware have been full of releases. it seems like every other day has been a new release of an…
It seems like vSphere 6.7 just dropped but VMware is continuing with their blistering pace of patching and updating products. VMware vCenter VCSA Appliance 6.7a has been released as a…
One of the downsides of a new version of vSphere is that customers have to wait until ALL the integrations and products that interact with vSphere itself are compatible with…
There is perhaps nothing that makes an IT administrator’s skin crawl like the words – disaster recovery. It is one of those things that most in IT cringe to think…
