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 →
I remember my conversation with a customer, how often you do a disaster recovery drill test I asked.. Maybe once a year. What was the last time you did?.. Don’t remember.. I feel I embarrassed him.
But now the same customer calls me in the middle of the week.. I am failing over all vm’s to another site.. Why, I ask? … Hmm, just for fun..
Seems like a dream for some, but believe me its reality. That’s what’s unique about Nutanix Data Protection. I had been using Nutanix Data Protection for different customers, different scenarios and agreed it was lagging some automation or run book, but since the release of DR Run Book of Prism Central that had been addressed and no matter what, it cannot be more simplified than that.
But can that be extended to DRaaS or to cloud providers and the answer is why not? Now with the Nutanix Xi Leap you can have your DRaaS with the same simplicity.
So what is Nutanix Xi Leap you say.. Xi Leap is cloud based disaster recovery service built in Nutanix AOS based clusters within the same Prism Management (Nutanix Xi Leap).
But how can I see what you are saying is true.. Yes Nutanix recently introduce Test Drive 2 and now you can see by yourself what all the fuss is about.. Just sign up at the Nutanix Test Drive for DRaaS and see yourself.
Hi PowerShell fellows, In the video below I will show you how to install and use PowerShell 7 with Visual Studio Code. You will find a step-by-step walk-through beginning with the installation of PowerShell 7 and Visual Studio Code and ending with some recommended settings for your convenience. Have fun!
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Hi all, the idea today is to summarize as briefly as possible the new features and functionalities of the upcoming Nutanix AOS Release which is v5.17. Please keep in mind this is a STS release, so you should expect to see these features and functionalities available in a future LTS release within the next 10-12 months. […]
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In this series we’ve already learned that the Nutanix platform makes more efficient use of physical storage by delivering more usable Capacity than vSAN/VxRAIL. We’ve also learned about the many resiliency advantages of the Nutanix architecture which ensures drive and … Continue reading →
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Hi PowerShell folks, watch this video to learn how to encrypt passwords in Powershell scripts. The code used in this video can be found at the end of this blog post. Best, P
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We are living in a big data world which is both a blessing and a curse. Big data usually means a huge number of files such as photos and videos and finally a huge amount of storage space. Files are accidentally or deliberately moved from location to location without first considering that these duplicate files […]
Here are some performance considerations for running Nutanix AOS 5.10 or higher on vSphere 6.7 U3b. In vSphere 6.7 you may have noticed the introduction of Skyline Health (vSphere Client, vCenter Server object, Monitor, Skyline Health) and the reporting of the Compute Health Checks. You may have also noticed the informational alert in the ESXi […]
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