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January 06, 2009

Two new docs at our community site: esxtop, VMFS

Two nice new resources from us are now available in the VMware Communities: one on esxtop statstics, and the other on VMFS best practices. (See all the community documents here.) I do not know if these will show up in our white paper directory at some point. Hmm, Rod may be right -- there are many places to find technical resources at VMware, and we need to make sure people can find what they need. I will do some asking about internally. Hat tips to Tom and Arne for pointng them out.

Documentation on Esxtop | PlanetVM.

Scott Drummond[s] of VMware has just created a document of the forums that details the Esxtop command, you can find it here Interpreting esxtop Statistics this looks like a detailed piece of work that somebody has needed to do for a while

VMware: VMFS Best Practices « ICT-Freak.nl.

This paper gives a technology overview of VMFS, including a discussion of features and their benefits. The paper highlights how VMFS capabilities enable greater scalability and decreased management overhead. It also provides best practices and architectural considerations for deployment of VMFS. You can download the whitepaper over here: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-9276

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tomas

The "Interpreting esxtop Statistics" link is pointing to the wrong document.

Tomas

Hugo Phan

The correct link for esxtop is here: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-9279

Hugo

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