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Build and run Windows Failover Clusters on VMware ESXi

Yes, you read the title right. We ca run Microsoft Windows Failover Clusters on VMware ESXi hosts, and believe it or

As you know, starting with vSphere 6.0 VMware introduced the Platform Service Controller (PSC) which changed quite a bit how

Since version 6 of the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) has performance improvements, stability and new features, your management or

Starting with version 6, VMware has completely changed the way we deploy the vCenter server appliance (vCSA). If in older

As you might know, in a VMware virtual machine besides of the traditional virtual disk (VMDK) you can also add

VMware vCenter Server Appliance or vCSA for short, has greatly improved compared to previous versions, and in version 5.5 which

How many times you needed to inject drivers in your ESXi image because they are missing for your specific component?

No matter how small or how big your VMware infrastructure is, you still want to know what’s happening on your

When you install your ESXi host(s) on a flash drive, which is pretty common in an enterprise environment you will

OK, you created your VMware cluster but the VM’s are not protected from hosts failure, and by not protected I