Link Dump – 3/12/12

I’ve again hit the point where Chrome was eating up too much memory. Thusly, here’s what is currently in my open tabs: PCoIP, Win 8, iPad – http://myvirtualcloud.net/?p=2984 Resource Pool Shares & vCD – http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2012/02/28/resource-pool-shares-dont-make-sense-with-vcloud-director/ vBenchmark – http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2012/02/29/cool-tool-vbenchmark-fling/ Building Block Scaling – http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2012/03/02/scale-out-building-block-style-or-should-i-say-yellow-brick-style/ Use vCO to manage View – http://cloudnutz.com/2012/03/07/using-vmware-vco-to-manage-vmware-view/ vCenter 5 API for Guest[…]

Open Tabs – Week ending 3/2/2012

That time again… time to close out a metric boat load of tabs. In no particular order: vCO.Next Sneak peak – http://www.vcoportal.de/2012/02/sneak-peek-on-upcoming-vco/ Mike Laverick’s VCP5 experience – http://www.rtfm-ed.co.uk/2012/02/28/passing-vcp5-just/ An evolved “enable FT” PowerCLI function –http://vniklas.djungeln.se/2012/02/25/vmware-vsphere-ft-fault-tolerance-function-for-powercli/ ESX System Analyzer (Pre-ESXi Upgrades, etc) – http://labs.vmware.com/flings/esx-system-analyzer MMM Numa Numa Numa – http://virtualtoddsbigblog.blogspot.com/2012/02/numa-performance-considerations-on.html Some vSphere/ESXi 5 Lab experiences –[…]

Open Tabs–Week ending 2/17/2012

Yes, it’s only Tuesday, but I need to get some of these tabs closed if for nothing else but to reclaim the memory. That said, there are some good ones. 24% of IT shops, no performance monitoring – http://reports.informationweek.com/abstract/5/8658/Cloud-Computing/research-2012-state-of-cloud-computing.html vSphere Alarms & PowerCLI (This area needs much more coverage) Setting alarms with PowerCLI http://www.seancrookston.com/2012/02/13/setting-vcenter-alarms-with-powercli/ More[…]

Open Tabs 12/13

In a not so regular thing, I often find myself with a metric boat load of open tabs related to all things VMware, Virtualization, and cloud. Some of them are even worth sharing, so that’s what follows: VMware IO Analyzer http://gabrielchapman.com/?p=82 – This is well worth a read. Basically VMware has released a fling to[…]