While specific apps to provide core Microsoft and Google office product are becoming more common, they are far from ubiquitous and most apps have no or tiny amounts of software protection for them.Data protection as-a-service provider HYCU has announced the availability of R-Cloud, a different type of SaaS backup offering than they, or anyone in…
HYCU unveils R-Cloud to provide broad protection of numerous SaaS apps — ChannelBuzz.ca
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In the hybrid multicloud world, applications need more agility to run anywhere and to efficiently move their application data and storage configuration. Nutanix is committed to continuously innovate to support this journey. A new feature called “Storage Policy” introduces storage configuration at a per VM level.
On Nutanix storage, configuration features such as data redundancy, encryption (for security), data compression, deduplication, and erasure coding (storage space optimization) are defined at a container level. A container is a logical segmentation of the physical storage space and contains a group of VMs or files (vDisks). However, managing containers across clusters in a hybrid cloud environment introduces a lot of complexity. Storage Policies simplifies this experience by bringing the storage configuration closer to the application where users have the ability to configure attributes at a per VM (VM group) level across clusters.
Policy-based multi-cluster storage configuration enables workload/application mobility across clusters without worrying about underlying storage container configuration. Customers can set and manage storage policy templates by departments, applications, and business Criticality (for example, policies for database VMs) from Prism Central.
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Yesterday, 2023-01-24, a new long term support (LTS) version of AOS was made available meaning we are now at version 6.5.2. This is just one day after the short term support (STS) AOS version 6.6 was released which you can read more about here. 15 more words
Nutanix AOS 6.5.2 & AHV 20220304.342 — Virtualization, DBaaS & Whatever Crosses My Mind
Today, 2023-01-23, Nutanix releases AOS version 6.6 which is a Short Term Release, read more about difference between LTS & STS here and it comes with quite a few really nice new features and improvements. 24 more words
Nutanix AOS 6.6 & AHV 8.1 — Virtualization, DBaaS & Whatever Crosses My Mind
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In times of Ransomware , security breaches and exploits it is more and more important to harden every layer of IT infrastructure. This blog post is about hardening options of VMware layers. I will describe the concept of the VMware Security Hardening Guides and how to check compliance with VMware Operations Manager. What is VMware…
VMware Security Hardening Guides and how to check compliance — vNote42
During our internal office discussion a question come up how portable are the containers, can i run my applications on any platform, i mean laterally any platform? x86, pc64, arm?
The question is can i? doing some research online i came across a good article on IBM developer website thought worth sharing.
The article is about how containers are portable? and provides a good understanding of three circles of container philosophy, that is portability, compatibility, and supportability.
The article is available on IBM Developer site at (Containers interoperability: How compatible is portable?)
The credit goes to original author of the article.
Offcourse I encourage customers to use AHV when using Nutanix, but sometimes customers are stuck using VMWare due to specific requirements or others reasons. Setting up Nutanix on AHV is pretty straightforward but on VMWare it is a bit different. 874 more words
Nutanix on ESX, howto setup the network stack — Tielen Consultancy
Nutanix Objects is a modern, S3-compliant object storage solution that provides a wealth of compelling features such as simple management, extensive scaling, and data security. One attribute that really sets Objects apart from other object storage solutions, however, is its strong performance that is linearly scalable. There is quite a lot to say when it…
Exploring the High-Performance Capabilities of Nutanix Objects — Nutanix.dev
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