Sizing an ESXi host – a true balancing act!
Configuring vSphere hosts is not a simple task. Every environment is different. Read more in order to try and get it right the first time!
Web farm re-arch. Doing more with less!
Homelabs are great learning tools, but if you’re not careful you can experience nasty VM sprawl! Consolidation is key. In this blog post we dial the resources back while preserving the performance! Read more!
What’s New for vMotion in vSphere 6.0
I found this posted on Julian Wood’s blog in reference to Keynotes at VMworld 2014 please visit his blog! vMotion is one of most basic yet coolest features of vSphere, People generally consider the time they saw vMotion work for the first time as their “wow” moment showing the power of virtualisation. in vSphere 5.5, vMotion is possible within a single cluster and across clusters within the same Datacenter and vCenter. With...
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I am a Sr. Systems Engineer by profession and am interested in all aspects of technology. I am most interested in virtualization, storage, and enterprise hardware. I am also interested in leveraging public and private cloud technologies such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and vRealize Automation/vCloud Director. When not working with technology I enjoy building high performance cars and dabbling with photography. Thanks for checking out my blog! 
