In the fast-paced world of virtualization, VMware is known for its innovation, and one of its standout features is VMware vMotion. This technology has transformed the way we handle virtual machines (VMs), and in this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at what VMware vMotion is, how it works, and why it’s a game-changer for businesses.
Category: Virtualization
One of the ESXi’s I have in the lab started reporting bootbank errors.
Simultaneously I noticed that power operations, VM snapshots and some other tasks stopped going through. This is when I knew that it was time to replace a decade old USB stick that this host was booting from.
I have been using myTinyTodo since 5-6 years at least and very happy with it. It keeps things simple but does have all the features that are necessary to implement GTD techniques. Until recently I had Ubuntu VM in my homelab dedicated to run the service. However, now I migrated it to a Docker container and this is a write-up regarding the steps it took.
I wanted to see at which step I’ll be asked for the encryption password during a restoration so I decided to go through a full cycle of backup configuration and recovery.
VCSA 6.7 and 7.0 allow you to choose to encrypt backups. It feels reassuring to see new daily backups appear on your NFS/FTP or SMB share. However, if you want to make sure that you have the right password for these backups without reconfiguring the schedule here is how you can do it.
Here is the configuration for a successful pass-through of an integrated GPU Intel HD Graphics 530.