VCP6-DCV Objective 5.1 – Configure Advanced/Multilevel Resource Pools VCP6-DCV Objective 5.1 – Configure… Today’s VCP6-DCV topic will touch resource pools. Resource pools aren’t folders, remember? Hey, resource pools are cool when used sparingly, not with 3 levels of inception… VCP6-DCV exam blueprint has this chapter about resource pools and it’s important to know the insight […]

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Which SDN Camp Are You Going To? Which SDN Camp Are You Going To? A Contributed Article from Steve Garrison, Vice President of Marketing, Pica8 It’s summer, and for many that brings to mind thoughts of camping. At… Read more at VMblog.com. VMware Advocacy

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Today’s Storage: Same As It Ever Was Today’s Storage: Same As It Ever Was Data storage has always been one of the most conservative areas of enterprise IT. There is little tolerance for risk, and rightly so: Storage is persistent, long-lived, and must be absolutely reliable. Lose a server or network switch and there is […]

#vSphere 6 – VMware is heading toward VM-aware vSphere 6 – VMware is heading toward VM-aware VMware vSphere 6 was released in early February 2015.The must read “Mastering VMware vSphere X” book series for vSphere 6 is already available.There are tons of blog posts on what is new in vSphere 6 available on the Internet […]