In my previous blog post I walked you through what happens when EVO:RAIL is being configured for the very first time. Now I want to […]
EVO:RAIL – Under The Covers – What happens when EVO:RAIL Configures (Part 1)
One of the things EVO:RAIL excels at is automating stuff. As you might know EVO:RAIL automates the deployment of VMware ESXi, vCenter, Log Insight as […]
EVO:RAIL Introduces support for Enhanced vMotion Compatibility
It’s my pleasure to say that EVO:RAIL 1.2 has been released with a number of enhancements. In case you don’t know there have been a […]
EVO:RAIL – Under The Covers – EVO:RAIL Software Versions and Patch Management
If you have access to the EVO:RAIL Management UI it’s very easy to see what version of vCenter, ESX and EVO:RAIL software you are running. […]
VMUG EVALExperience – Now with vSphere6 and VSAN6
VMware recently announced the general availability of VMware vSphere 6, VMware Integrated OpenStack and VMware Virtual SAN 6 – the industry’s first unified platform for […]
Chinwag Reloaded with Craig Waters (@cswaters1)
This week’s chinwaggie is Criag Water (@cswaters1). His day job is with Pure Storage, and he used to work for Nutnanix. Prior to switching to […]
EVO:RAIL – The vSphere Environment – The Physical Resources (Part2)
In my previous blog post I focused on the vSphere ‘metadata’ that makes up each and every configuration of vSphere, and for that matter, EVO:RAIL. […]
My VMUG, My VMUG
This little post to tell you about the stuff I’m doing to support the VMUG. You know I really don’t enough, you see. 🙂 North […]
EVO:RAIL – The vSphere Environment – The Metadata (Part1)
One of the most common questions I get is what the vSphere environment looks like after EVO:RAIL has done its configuration magic. I think this […]
VMUG Wiki Update and Thank You
This blogpost is really one long thank you to individual who helped me get the VMUG Wiki of the ground. His name is Jack Collins […]