Greetings friends, a few months ago I've shared a great, and free, tool called Excalidraw. A tool that with the hand-made look, made every diagram much more user-friendly, as it really looks like if somebody has drawn it with their own hands.After a few months, and many nights on this, I have finished adding a lot more Veeam shapes, 60+ shapes
Webinar: RESTful API – How to Consume, Extract, Store and Visualize Data with InfluxDB and Grafana
Greetings friends, for years I have been sharing with you the joy of using a modern observability system like it is the combination of Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana. Not only that but some of those blogs have been leveraging multiple, and different, RESTFul API, as telegraf has a ton of inputs but not everything, some examples:Looking for
Veeam: Detailed HTML Daily Report for Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 is now available – Community Project
Greetings friends, I have spoken about Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 multiple times here, I think it is the best Data Protection Solution in the Market for those specific workloads on native Microsoft 365, here is a list of articles about it:Veeam Announces Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 v6 - Self-Service Portal and Native Integration
oVirt: Detailed Guide on How-to Deploy, and Configure oVirt on top of VMware vSphere 7.x
Greetings friends, I have written before about the exciting news that Veeam shared with us during the last VeeamON 2021, which is the new solution that Veeam is going to release to protect native Red Hat Virtualization workloads. Based on this news, I have decided to help you to create a lab with oVirt inside, so you can take a look at this great
Rockin’ with Rocky Linux – Step-by-step how-to Deploy Rocky Linux (ARM) on top of ESXi for ARM
Greetings friends, so if you have not been living under a rock, you are probably aware that a few months ago Red Hat announce some dramatic changes to the free and open-source distro, CentOS. I do remember the day as if it was yesterday, and still remember seeing the first GitHub commit to the Rocky Linux project. I knew since reading that first