Today I’d like to guide you through setting up a backup of my Nutanix AHV (HCI in Box) system with a Cohesity Virtual Appliance.
Before we get into the details of using Cohesity for backup, it makes sense to have a closer look to understand what Cohesity is capable of.
I built a mobile HCI system for my on-site presentations at the customers. You can read the hardware/software construction steps here:
First of all, let’s look at the requirements for this HCI System in a Box. The most important thing for me was that it is portable and quickly operational.
The customer and me simply don’t have the time to set up a functional showcase in 15-20 minutes. Also I did not want to check every time whether all cables are there. So I thought, that it is a good idea, to built a portable system.
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I would like to write a short report about the experiences of this year’s Global Tech Summit Nutanix (GTSX19).
I had the honor to attend the Global Tech Summit Nutanix (GTSX19) in Barcelona (Spain) and it was great!
As a Nutanix Technology Champion, it was doubly great to get even deeper insights into future products and roadmaps.
In this article I want to show you how to export a Nutanix AHV VM.
Currently it is not possible to export a VM via PRISM, so we have to do it via the CLI.
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Why should we reduce or decreasing the RAM at all? It is often the case that only limited resources are available in a LAB/Homelab. In these cases it is necessary to reduce the CVM Memory from 16GB to 8GB. In this short article I will show you how this can be done after installation.
Today I want to build a Nutanix CE All-Flash 4 Node Cluster together with you. The first part is about the Hardware/Software Requirements, Image Deployment on the USB-Sticks for the operation system and the third part is about configuring the cluster completely and doing some tests.
Attention: I will run the 4 node Nutanix CE cluster with unsupported NVMe SSD drives. In case of doubt you should rely on SATA SSD Drives!
Today Angelo Luciani (Nutanix Community Manager) announced the Nutanix Technology Champions (NTC) 2019.
I’m honored to be one of the chosen ones for the third time in a row.
A list of all Nutanix Technology Champions can be found here
I would like to thank Angelo for his excellent work for the vCommunity. It’s always a pleasure with you! Thanks for the great pre-Christmas present.
Nutanix hat vor kurzem AOS 5.9 veröfffentlicht – AOS steht für Acropolis Operation System (AOS).
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