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After having a Twitter conversation with Massimo Re Ferre’ - VMware vCloud Architect, (his article is a great read - you should definitely make the time to get to understand it - vCloud Director …
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After having a Twitter conversation with Massimo Re Ferre’ - VMware vCloud Architect, (his article is a great read - you should definitely make the time to get to understand it - vCloud Director …
I was asked today to cancel a task of a machine import today - because it was created by mistake. So I naturally asked the Cluster Admin, “Why do you not do it yourself?”. And he naturally …
In my previous post about Converter 4.3 - My First Impressions - I mentioned a new feature called Throttling which was introduced in the new version. So what does it do? You can limit the amount of …
VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 4.3 | 30 Aug 2010 | Build 292238 Release Notes - VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 4.3 User’s Guide What’s New The VMware vCenter Converter Standalone …
VMware vCloud SDK for Java allows you to get started quickly interfacing using vCloud API. It brings the REST based vCloud API in the world of Java developers by providing easy to use client side …
I noticed something that I thought was an issue with my the vCenter installation and perhaps a change in location of the SQL database. But it turns out not to be the case. Many of us have, are in the …
I was entrusted with the deployment of a new HP DL380 G7 as a new ESX Host. I have my build process down very well. I use the UDA: create a new sub-template enter the information that I need in for …
I have been entrusted with converting a large number of Virtual machines that are currently hosted on Xen Server into the VMware Infrastructure. There are all sorts of ways of migrating these a …
This one has been bothering me lately. Where do you place your Virtual Machine Swap files? There are two options: In the Same Directory as the VM In the Datastore specified by the host. As you can see …
The previous post about what was new in vSphere 4.1 was a general overview with some slide shots. For all ye of little faith thinking that I was only going to post those screenshots with no details …