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Author Archives: Tom
Increasing vSAN Resynch / Rebuild Performance
Overview Rebuild / Resynchronization time is one of the things I have seen jump up and bite customers on the ankle over and over… When you distribute your storage across multiple hosts in a hperconverged cluster, the arithmetic and physics … Continue reading
Connectivity Options for VMC on AWS
via VMware Cloud on AWS Connection Options
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Capacity Planning with Fault Domains in your vSAN Environment
Overview Buckle in, this may be a long post…. I have been working recently with a customer that happens to have a large vSAN environment – indeed, one of the largest vSphere clusters I have encountered at 48 hosts – … Continue reading
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Understanding Capacity in vSAN
Overview Recently a customer posed a question about what they were seeing in vSAN when they moved a virtual machine over to a vSAN datastore. Essentially, they were seeing vCenter report the VMDK as consuming more space than they had … Continue reading
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Building and Installing Apache Mesos
Originally posted on Code Trips & Tips:
I have just published a gist that shows how to build and install Apache Mesos on a Ubuntu 14.04 VM or physical box. The Getting started instructions are a good start (well…) but…
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