Daniel Micanek virtual Blog – Like normal Dan, but virtual.
Synology NFS VAAI Plug-in support for vSphere 8.0
After sharing my recent Synology DS723+ setup for my Homelab, where I initially decided on using iSCSI storage since it had out of the box support for VMware vSphere Storage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI), I had received a number of comments and recommendations to actually stay away from iSCSI and just use NFS due […]
vSphere 8 for SAP NetWeaver and AnyDB is supported and certified since March this year. In August, Lenovo, Pure, Intel, SAP, and VMware have successfully finished the vSphere 8 validation for SAP HANA on 4ht Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor 2-socket based server systems, codenamed Sapphire […]
When vSphere 8.0 Update 1 was released, I noticed an interesting message about containers being installed while deploying the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) … Interesting … while runc has been part of the VCSA for a few releases, it looks like it now launches ws1a-broker container in […]
VMware announced vSAN 8 Update 2 and an exciting new offering, VMware vSAN Max. We welcome Pete Keohler to discuss the details this week on The Virtually Speaking Podcast.
🆕 vSphere 8.0 Update 1c is now available! vSphere 8.0 Update 1c was just released and one of the resolved issues mentioned in the ESXi release notes is the following: […]
VMware is gearing up for a significant update with vSphere 8 Update 2, and it’s set to make waves in the realm of virtualization. Anticipated for release in Q3 2023, this update promises to bring exciting changes that will have a positive impact on the daily routines of VMware administrators.
The VMware Explore 2023 Las Vegas – Video Library recordings for all on-demand sessions is now available!
VMware and NVIDIA today announced the expansion of their strategic partnership to ready the hundreds of thousands of enterprises that run on VMware’s cloud infrastructure for the era of generative AI.
Multi-TEP High Availability
Introduction A tunnel end point (TEP) is a virtual interface that can serve as an uplink for overlay traffic. On an ESXi host, a TEP is tightly associated to the physical interface through which it sends and receives its traffic. In the current TEP high availability (TEP HA) model, a TEP never fails. If the link of the ESXi interface to which a TEP is associated goes down, the TEP is simply moved
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