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vninja.net
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| | | | | There is nothing really big and revolutionary in the core vSAN 8 U2 announcement, besides vSAN Max that is. It is nice to see that native file services in vSAN ESA are now in feature parity with vSAN OSA, and that the configuration of 2-Node and Stretched Clusters as been simplified. Other than that, everything else seems to be performance improvements, simplified management and scalability improvements but no stand-out new features in the core offering iself. | |
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atherbeg.com
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| | | | | vSAN has come a long way since it was first introduced and has been serving millions of environments worldwide. However, since its introduction, disk technologies and the transport mechanisms that power them, have all changed dramatically in their architecture, capabilities, capacity, and speed. The availability of such devices and the need for performance for demanding | |
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frankdenneman.nl
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| | | | | Yesterday, Kenneth Hui was on stage at the VTUG providing his personal opinion about VMware Cloud on AWS. The reason I say personal is that he forgot to remove the Rubrik Logo's from his slide (I checked with Rubrik). On one slide he mentions that the SDDC, that is the Software Defined Data Center provided [...] | |
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fungaicreates.com
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| | | [AI summary] The author discusses their involvement in the Emerging Writer Fellowship, including their role on the working committee and judging panel, and the launch of a new website to promote the initiative. | ||
