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Components of VMware vSphere 6.0 – part 3

Post Author By Nitin J Mutkawoa
Post Date February 24, 2017
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The third part of the Data Center Virtualization – Components of VMware vSphere consist of the following : Shared storage Storage protocols Data Stores Virtual SAN Virtual Volumes Articles already published are : An introduction of Data Center Virtualization Components [Read More…]

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Components of VMware vSphere 6.0 – part 2

Post Author By Nitin J Mutkawoa
Post Date February 24, 2017
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As mentioned previously in my previous post on Components of VMware and vSphere 6.0 – Part 1, the aim of the article is to publish a continuous summary of the Data Center Virtualization exam. This article will focuss on the [Read More…]

Cloud Computing

Components of VMware vSphere 6.0 – part 1

Post Author By Nitin J Mutkawoa
Post Date February 24, 2017
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Last time, I published an article on the introduction of Data Center Virtualization fundamentals. The second module continues here on this blog post which will cover part of the VMware vSphere 6.0. This module focuss on the power of virtualization [Read More…]

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Data Center Virtualization Fundamentals – Introduction course

Post Author By Nitin J Mutkawoa
Post Date February 21, 2017
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The VMware Data Center Virtualization course which is freely available on the VMware website provides fundamental understanding of VMware ‘s Data Center Virtualization products. It covers features and components of vSphere 6.0, explain the need for Data Center Virtualization and [Read More…]

Cloud Computing

Changing Instance Type on Amazon Web Service – AWS

Post Author By Nitin J Mutkawoa
Post Date December 7, 2016
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Some days back, i had to downgrade an AWS (Amazon Web Service) EC2 instance type. I thought it was quite complex, but it is not. Since the disk is a different entity in the AWS service, by downgrading CPU or [Read More…]

Linux System

Overlay Union Filesystems in Linux

Returning to the world of blogging after nearly a month’s hiatus, I find myself intrigued by the concept of Overlay Filesystems. This article has piqued my curiosity, and I am convinced it will offer valuable insights for my future endeavors. [Read More…]

Posted on February 18, 2024February 18, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa

Uncategorized AKA Non-Tech-Stuffs

My indoor plants in Winter 2024

I used to have a cool indoor greenhouse in my living room growing lettuce, arugula, and thyme. However, since I work from home most of the time and need a dedicated office space, I decided to make some changes. I [Read More…]

Posted on January 19, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa

Cloud Computing

Playing around with SSM, Tags, and Resource Group in AWS

AWS Systems Manager is a service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that helps you automate and manage your infrastructure at scale. It provides a unified user interface so that you can view operational data from multiple AWS services and [Read More…]

Posted on January 18, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa

Blockchain and Fintech

Smart Contracts and Tokens in Ethereum

Smart contracts in Ethereum are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code. They are computer programs that run on the Ethereum blockchain and automatically enforce the rules and conditions defined within their code. If you [Read More…]

Posted on January 17, 2024January 18, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa

Blockchain and Fintech

Ethereum, Solidity and Decentralization

Ethereum can be considered a technology that is more capable than Bitcoin. In a traditional Blockchain technology like Bitcoin, I mentioned how Bitcoin is mostly focused on a ledger system with records and algorithms backing up the transactions. But Ethereum [Read More…]

Posted on January 16, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa

Blockchain and Fintech

Proof of Stake in Blockchain

In some of my previous articles, I wrote about the Consensus protocol. If you had been following closely, you would have come across the term several times. I explained how Consensus is a mechanism by which participants in a distributed [Read More…]

Posted on January 15, 2024 by Nitin J Mutkawoa