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Ravi Soundararajan

Ravi Soundararajan is a Principal Engineer in the Performance Group at VMware. He works on vCenter performance and scalability, from the UI to the server to the database to the hypervisor management agents. He has been at VMware since 2003, and he has presented on the topic of vCenter Performance at VMworld from 2013-2017. His Twitter handle is @vCenterPerfGuy.

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Figure 2: Cloning a VM to the same host results in 4 units used, so 4 cloning operations can happen at the same time
vCenter

vCenter Limits for Tasks Running at the Same Time

The number of concurrent operations—tasks that run at the same time—for VMware vCenter Server depends on a variety of limits that apply to vCenter globally,...

Ravi Soundararajan
February 11, 2021
vSphere 7.0 U1 takes less time to perform tagging operations than 6.7 U3
Tagging

vSphere 7.0 U1 Tagging Performance Best Practices

Ravi Soundararajan
January 22, 2021
API

Writing Performant Tagging Code: Tips and Tricks for PowerCLI

Ravi Soundararajan
June 6, 2019
Virtualization

vCenter performance improvements from vSphere 6.5 to 6.7: What does 2x mean?

Ravi Soundararajan
May 1, 2018
Virtualization

vCenter 6.5 Performance: what does 6x mean?

Ravi Soundararajan
April 3, 2017