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Upgrading firmware of HP ProLiant Gen9 on VMware infrastructure

2019-05-09
By: Nitin J Mutkawoa
On: May 9, 2019
In: Virtualisation
With: 0 Comments

Some days back, I was having a conversation with a friend about the recent CVEs that impact the firmware of several physical machines. HP usually will release several vulnerability alerts and it is very important to patch your firmware. You might also notice that the mitigation happens at CPU levelsRead More →

VMware vSphere High Availability Basics

2017-07-22
By: Nitin J Mutkawoa
On: July 22, 2017
In: Virtualisation
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VMware vSphere HA is one of the core feature in a cluster. So let’s bring some more precision about it. High Availability – HA enables a cluster of ESXi hosts to work together so that they can provide high levels of High Availability for virtual machines rather than just anRead More →

ESXi installation on my Dell Laptop and hands on VMware Labs

2017-07-22
By: Nitin J Mutkawoa
On: July 22, 2017
In: Virtualisation
With: 0 Comments

If you are thinking why i should install a bare metal hypervisor on a laptop, i assure you its just for educational and testing purpose only. I noticed that it was quite difficult for me to get this done. However, after some research it looks that my Dell Inspiron n5110Read More →

Protecting Data and Applications with Zerto DRaaS

2017-03-23
By: Nitin J Mutkawoa
On: March 23, 2017
In: Virtualisation
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Zerto can be used to protect Data, Sites, Applications and Files. The best-in-class replication, orchestration and automation that ZVR provides is made by VPGs – Virtual Protection Groups. With Zerto, virtual machines are protected in  VPGs, which are a consistency grouping of VMs you want to protect and recover together.Read More →

Initial Configuration of ZVR – Zerto Virtual Replication

2017-03-21
By: Nitin J Mutkawoa
On: March 21, 2017
In: Virtualisation
With: 0 Comments

In the last article we have an overview of the basics of ZVR and its installation. We will now see how to install VRA – Virtual Replication Appliances as the first step of initial configuration. VRA sits on each ESXi host and performs always on block level replication. Zerto canRead More →

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