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Microsoft Hyper-V is going away and is not included in Windows Server 2022. You’re probably thinking that it wasn’t that long ago that it felt like Microsoft and VMware were the arch-est of archenemies. Hyper-V and ESX were leapfrogging each other in capabilities and both developed a following. VMware made a solid foray into public […]
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With the release of vSphere 7.0 comes a new version of vCenter! Time to Upgrade!! Before we get started here are some need to knows- Upgrade Paths You will be able to upgrade vCenter from any version of 6.5 or 6.7 to 7.0. If you are still using 6.0 then you will need to get […]
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I wanted to share with everyone my home lab that I set up back in March of 2019. If anyone is thinking of building their own lab, it’s worth the time and monetary investment! You WILL learn a lot and have fun the process. Almost all the items for my home virtualization lab were purchased […]
Read More »On March 10th, VMware announced the newest version of vSphere 7.0, in case you missed the announcement, here are some highlights. vSphere 7.0 comes in two different editions- vSphere 7.0 The new generation of vSphere for existing enterprise applications. Two editions Standard and Enterprise Plus vSphere 7.0 with Kubernetes The new generation of vSphere […]
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