From Day 1, Nutanix AOS was designed and built to be a truly distributed storage fabric where data integrity, consistency, scalability & resiliency were and remain top priorities. As part of this design, ensuring minimal dependancies on the network was … Continue reading →
Data Locality Comparison – Nutanix AOS vs the competition – Part 1 — CloudXC
Hi PowerShell fellows, In this video I show you how to use PowerShell 7 cmdlets for various network tasks. Find the code samples at the very bottom. Hope you enjoy it!
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Unconfigured Nodes can easily be upgraded Following on from the Foundation Central introduction, the nodes should be running Foundation 4.5.1+ as minimum. There could be a scenario where the Foundation version in the CVM is older, given that the factories ship software that may be a few months behind the latest versions. How can you […]
Upgrading CVM Foundation via API — Invisible Infrastructure
I came across a technical whitepaper comparing Citrix XenServer and VMware vSphere, the two leading server virtualization platforms back in 2009. At a glance, XenServer offered many enterprise features of VMware vSphere for free. 1,910 more words
You can do VM CPU pinning on Nutanix AHV as well. It is available from the command line as a parameter when you create or update VM. To enable or disable vCPU pinning for… The post VM CPU pinning on Nutanix AHV appeared first on Nutanix AHV – Artur Krzywdzinski.
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With remote working now the new normal, it is challenging to send skilled IT professionals to data centers to install new equipment. Although Nutanix clusters have always been quick to install and configure, there was still a requirement to send a trained IT technician to site to run the Foundation software for deployment, usually connected […]
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Throughout his series we’ve learned about the many architectural advantages of the Nutanix AOS solution over vSAN / VxRAIL. In this post we’ll show an example of how real world network traffic impacts performance which prove many of the concepts … Continue reading →
