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Veeam: Safeguarding vSphere Clusters with Veeam ONE’s Overcommitment Report for Optimal Health

18th April 2023 - Written in: veeam, vmware

Greetings friends, on today's article we are going to delve into an increasingly common issue faced by IT professionals across the globe – overcommitted vSphere clusters. As we all strive to do more with less in this rapidly evolving digital era, virtualization has been a godsend, allowing us to allocate resources to virtual machines (VMs) as

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vSphere 8 Update 1: Enhancing Operational Efficiency, Supercharging AI/ML Performance, and Elevating Security

22nd March 2023 - Written in: vmware

Hello friends! I hope you're all having a fantastic day. Today, I am thrilled to share with you some exciting news about the future release of vSphere 8 Update 1. This update brings a range of enhancements to help customers improve operational efficiency, supercharge performance for AI/ML workloads, and elevate security across their environments.

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VMware: Upgrade vCenter 7.0.3 to 8.0, stucks at 39% – Exporting VMware Analytics Service data – FIXED

16th November 2022 - Written in: vmware

Greetings friends, at VMware Explore Europe, vSphere 8 was finally announced as GA, with an impressive number of more than 18K downloads by then, bear in mind that Initial Availability was announced a month earlier. As per usual, I was patiently waiting for confirmation that my backup software supported, or at least initially support for the

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Veeam: Using Veeam as a Key Migration Technology to migrate from on-prem vSphere 7.x to Azure VMware Solution (6.7.x)

24th February 2022 - Written in: veeam, vmware

Greetings friends, every day is learning day, right? That has been my motto since the very first day I had my first Pentium III, after some months working in order to purchase it. Lately, I have been discussing with more and more Customers moving to Azure VMware Solution, which is absolutely right, as Paul Maritz, VMware CEO 2008-2012, said

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Supermicro: My preference Homelab choice for 2022 – Supermicro A+ Server 5019D-FTN4

23rd February 2022 - Written in: vmware

Greetings friends, really interesting couple of weeks at work, so did not manage to get into the blog as often as usual, hope I can ramp up the blog post count while keeping quality. I have mentioned on a few tweets, or even in the previous blog post, that I was looking to replace a few parts from my homelab, and even sell, my always beloved

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