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Kubernetes
Kubernetes Home Lab with Microk8s, Microceph, and Portainer
As you guys know I have been exploring what I think are really great setups from a standpoint of a home lab and also for learning purposes in production. Recently, I explored how viable it…
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Windows Server 2019
Windows Server 2019 Versions Comparison
Windows Server 2019 has quickly become the most powerful Windows Server operating system since its release with strong adoption across…
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vRealize Suite
VMware vRealize Automation 8 Released New Features
One of the big new releases coming out of VMware as of late is the release of vRealize Automation 8.0.…
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VMware
Windows Server 2019 VMware Snapshot Bug
I wanted to capture a few thoughts about an issue that has quickly received visibility today due to a late…
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Kubernetes
Learning Kubernetes with VMware Kubernetes Academy Online
There is no question that Kubernetes is a major focus of VMware as has been seen since the recent VMworld…
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VMware
VMware vSphere HA VM and Application Monitoring
VMware vSphere High Availability provides many different mechanisms to help ensure the availabilty of your virtual machines, and by extension…
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VMware
VMware vCenter Server Security Best Practices
There is no question that vCenter Server is at the core of importance when it comes to VMware vSphere environments.…
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Windows 10
Get Windows 10 November 2019 Build Early
One of the cool things about the current Windows 10 release strategy is the ability to get the “preview” builds…
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NSX-T
VMware NSX-T Performance Tips and Tuning
NSX-T is VMware’s virtual networking solution moving forward that is hypervisor agnostic and not specifically tied to VMware vSphere. If…
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Automation
Automate Windows Server 2019 Core Installation and Deployment
As detailed in the previous post yesterday, Windows Server 2019 Core edition is gaining momentum among customers as the go…
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Windows Admin Center
Managing Windows Server 2019 Core with Windows Admin Center
Recently, a blog post from Microsoft caught my attention as the discussion was around the adoption of Window Server 2019…
