This blog was authored by Sudhir Balasubramanian,Vas Mitra and Oleg Ulyanov. With this post we are starting a blog series dedicated to the Persistent Memory (PMem) feature introduced in vSphere 6.7. We will cover initial configuration of the PMem in vSphere and the way how different virtualized business critical applications (like SQL Server, Oracle, SAP) Read more...
VMworld 2018 Europe Virtualizing Applications Track Pre-Conference Customer Boot Camps This November , the VMware flagship conference VMworld 2018 will again take place in Barcelona. A highlight of the event this year will be the pre-conference Virtualizing Applications customer boot camps which will take place on Monday November 5th. 9am-4pm. This is the 3rd Read more...
Ready for VMworld? Do not forget to add “Architecting MS SQL Server Workloads on VMware Technologies” workshop to your schedule. During this full day workshop we are going to provide key architecture guidelines and consideration for a virtualized MS SQL Server, including ESXi host and VM configuration best practices (vNUMA, Memory management, Power management) Storage Read more...
Co-Author: Bhumik Patel – Technical Alliances Director, VMware Whether it’s an operating system, database, or application upgrading to the latest version just for the sake of upgrading is never a good idea, however with vSphere 6.7 and the introduction of the Persistent Memory Option, application and database architects should be demanding their VI administrators upgrade. Read more...
…. From Part I As enterprise IT teams, leadership and business owners continuously drive towards service improvements, they invariably look at the public cloud infrastructure as a possible target for their mission critical applications. Whereas virtualization is now generally accepted as the default platform for enterprise-grade applications, businesses looking to leverage the public cloud for Read more...
