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Computers
Free Up Disk Space in your Kubernetes Cluster
If you run Docker container hosts either standalone or in a Docker Swarm cluster, you are probably familiar with the built-in command docker system prune -a -f. Using this command you can easily get rid…
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Cloud Software
Spinbackup G Suite Security and Backup Installation
In today’s world, most organizations are utilizing the public cloud for at least some aspect of their infrastructure. Cloud resources…
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VMware
What is VMware Photon OS?
Today most vendors are putting a lot of emphasis on “cloud native” applications. Cloud native applications are geared toward containers…
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Azure
Configure Meraki to Azure Site to Site VPN
Lately, I have been playing around a lot with Azure as there is a lot of momentum, development, and enthusiasm…
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VDI
Powerful remote PC and thin client management with Praim ThinMan
In our previous post looking at how to automate and repurpose old PCs into Thin Client VDI devices, we looked…
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home lab
VMUG Advantage adds vRealize Automation 7.3 Enterprise
VMUG continues to offer a mind shattering package of value for VMUG Advantage members. The EvalExperience that comes with the…
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Backup Software
Vembu BDR Suite 3.8 Released with New Features
With many backup solutions available on the market today, many may struggle to find a solution that fits their environment…
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vSphere 6.5
Upgrading VMware ESXi to 6.5 update 1 with commandline
We have looked at upgrading ESXi hosts to 6.5 update 1 using the vSphere Update Manager. Today however, we want…
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vSphere 6.5
Upgrade to VMware ESXi 6.5 Update 1 using VUM
With the release of vSphere 6.5 Update 1, we now have for many what is the release of 6.5 they…
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vSphere 6.5
Upgrading VMware vSphere VCSA Appliance to 6.5 Update 1
With the recent exciting news of the release of VMware vSphere 6.5 Update 1, there are many great reasons now…
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vSphere 6.5
VMware vSphere 6.5 Update 1 Released
It is definitely a big news day today – VMware vSphere 6.5 Update 1 Released! There is certainly a lot…
