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vSphere meets iPad
Eric Sloof has a post and video of the vSphere client for the iPad (available at the App store now). Sweet! Now to expense an iPad…
My snapshots are where?
Update: Per the VMware Storage Blog this behavior has changed for 5. In vSphere 5.0, the workingDir parameter still exists, but it will no longer be used as a pointer to a location for storing snapshot delta disks. The workingDir … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Virtualization, VMware Tagged administration, ESX, ESXi, snapshots, storage 1 Comment
Thin-Provision Over-subscribe and To the Cloud
I got into an argument awhile back with a client over thin-provisioning. His argument, while valid, represented a very conservative approach while I say if you’re not living on the edge you’re taking up too much room. Thin provisioning is … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computing, Virtualization Tagged administration, Cloud, economies, keystone, monitoring, over subscribe, scale, thin provision, trend analysis Leave a comment
