Nutanix Clusters on AWS is now live. Formerly known as Xi Clusters, this offering has been talked about for a few years; great to see it has finally arrived. I think the reason for the long incubation period is that Nutanix wanted to get it right. This is a great offering for those customers that […]
Nutanix Clusters is Live — vcdx133.com
Running Nutanix Clusters on AWS — xenappblog
Today Nutanix launched their Nutanix Clusters on AWS service. As a Technical Champion I’ve been lucky to get early beta access. I think this is amazing and will save companies…
Running Nutanix Clusters on AWS — xenappblog
Accessing Nutanix Cluster on AWS — Do It Yourself
Accessing Nutanix Cluster on AWS.
Accessing Nutanix Cluster on AWS — Do It Yourself
Nutanix Cluster on AWS — Do It Yourself
Today Nutanix brought great news to its customers: the possibility of creating a Nutanix Cluster on AWS.
Nutanix Cluster on AWS — Do It Yourself
Fight the FUD: Data Rebuilds — CloudXC
These claims came were most recently provided to a Nutanix customer in June 2020. DellEMC/VMware claim #1: “Disk rebuilds will occur based on user-defined settings.” INCORRECT! Funnily enough, vSAN/VxRAIL is actually the product which allows the user to configure a … Continue reading →
Fight the FUD: Data Rebuilds — CloudXC
Think Data Locality is just about Storage Performance? Think again! — CloudXC
Despite Nutanix competitors desperately grasping at straws to try and convince themselves and customers that Data locality doesn’t matter, the fact remains that unnecessary use of any resource including networking just leads to inefficiency and bottlenecks which can impact functionality … Continue reading →
Think Data Locality is just about Storage Performance? Think again! — CloudXC
Data Locality Comparison – Nutanix AOS vs the competition – Part 1 — CloudXC
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
Video: PowerShell 7 Cmdlets as a replacement for ping, arp, traceroute and nmap — SID-500.COM
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!
Video: PowerShell 7 Cmdlets as a replacement for ping, arp, traceroute and nmap — SID-500.COM
Upgrading CVM Foundation via API — Invisible Infrastructure
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
What’s in a hypervisor? — nutanix[ed]
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
