Nutanix Xi Leap port diagram
What is Nutanix Xi Leap Xi Leap is a Disaster Recovery as a Service offered by Nutanix. It is available in the United States (two regions), Europe (3 regions), and APJ (one region). Regardless...
What is Nutanix Xi Leap Xi Leap is a Disaster Recovery as a Service offered by Nutanix. It is available in the United States (two regions), Europe (3 regions), and APJ (one region). Regardless...
A few weeks back VMware released vSphere 7 U1. There are several enhancements in the product including Tanzu Kubernetes. With Tanzu Kubernetes you can now bring your own load balance, storage, networking. With VMware...
VMware vSphere 7 support on Nutanix platform Starting with AOS 5.15.2 (LTS) and AOS 5.17.1, Nutanix introduced VMware vSphere 7 support. Now, you can upgrade your vSphere ESXi to version 7 on the Nutanix...
Thousands of Nutanix customers have clusters deployed with VMware vSphere. VMware vSphere was the first hypervisor supported by Nutanix and has a long and successful history. As we know, the vCenter Server is one...
In this blog post, you will find the Nutanix Leap Asynchronous replication port diagram. Support for Asynchronous replication in Nutanix Leap was introduced with Nutanix AOS 5.11. With Nutanix Asynchronous replication you can protect...
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Long waited by customers, partners and prospects Nutanix Private Cloud reference architecture document is available publicly. It is version 1 focused on Nutanix core features, networking, security, manageability. It does explain how to approach...
Nutanix provides several ways to protect workloads running on its platform. Depends on the business requirements customer can choose between a variety of the available options. If an application requires RPO=0, the customer can...
This post is about one of the most challenging PowerCLI scripts I was asked to write so far. Unfortunately I will not present the script itself, simply because it is way too long and...
Everybody has one. Good ol’ “VM inventory report” The moment your infrastructure outgrows kindergarten size of ~50 VMs, you either start exporting list of VMs from Web/vSphere Client on regular basis, or you search...