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How to Measure the bandwidth between Linux / Solaris hosts ?

June 26, 2015 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

All the new servers are shipping with 10 Gbps built-in network adapters .  At the same time, servers are virtualized and one physical server may hosts many virtual servers. For an example, VMware ESXi hypervisor will be directly installed on physical server and multiple VM’s will be created on top of that. So all the VM’s will share the same 10Gbps […]

Filed Under: Cisco UCS, RHEL7, Solaris 10, VMware Performance, VMware-Guests, vSphere Network Tagged With: Networking, performance tools

How to Connect vBenchmark to vCenter Server ?

June 14, 2015 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Once you have deployed the vBenchmark appliance , you can access the web portal using the vBenchmark IP address which is configured automatically (DHCP) while deploying it.(You can find the IP address of the appliance in the VM console).  In vBenchmark webpage, you need to enter the VMware vCenter IP address/Hostname and credentials to generate the benchmark […]

Filed Under: vCenter Server 5.5, VMware vSphere Tagged With: vBenchmark

How to Deploy vBenchmark on VMware vSphere ?

June 13, 2015 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

vBenchmark is an appliance which provides the web interface to measure the performance of your VMware virtual infrastructure. It helps to identify the efficient resource utilization on your VMware environment. It  will also show you averages across your environment, such as the average configured amount of RAM/CPU per VM or GB of storage consumed. By reading your environment, it shows the […]

Filed Under: vCenter Server 5.5, VMware vSphere Tagged With: vBenchmark

VMRC – Standalone VMware Remote Console

June 8, 2015 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

Due to NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) deprecation on all the modern browsers , VMware need to find the alternate solution to use the vSphere Web-client for launching the VM console, upload & download the files from datastore and use of windows authentication on the browser(To use windows login in browser). According to the Google announcement, […]

Filed Under: VMware, VMware Free Tools, VMware-Guests, Web-Client Tagged With: VMware Remote console

Unable to upload files using vSphere Web client

June 7, 2015 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

I have been scratching my head from yesterday to upload the ISO files to VMware vSphere ESXi datastore using vSphere web-client 5.x/6.x(it worked earlier and suddenly stopped working). The web-client shows that , we need to install “vSphere client integration plugin”  to upload the files, launch VM console and deploy the OVA. But in Laptop […]

Filed Under: Web-Client

Dynamically Adding Memory CPU to VM on VMware

November 29, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 2 Comments

VMware vSphere’s hot-add Memory and hot-plug CPU functions allow you to add the CPU and Memory while virtual machine is up and running. It will help you to add the additional  resources whenever required and  no need to bring down the VM for each time.But  you can’t remove the resources once you have added the […]

Filed Under: VMware vSphere, VMware-Guests Tagged With: VMware vSphere

VMware vCloud Director Build From Scratch – 2

September 29, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

In this article ,we will see the remaining vCloud director’s quick setup which we have left out in the last article.We have  already seen  that how to attach the vCloud director to VMware vCenter server and creating the provider vDC. Here we will be seeing the external networking part and creating the new organization. once […]

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Filed Under: vCloud Director Tagged With: vCloud Director Build

VMware vCloud Director Build From Scratch – 1

September 29, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 2 Comments

In this VMware vCloud Director article series, this article is going to demonstrate that how to attach the vCloud director to VMware vCenter Server and how to create a provider virtual Data-center. vCloud director can’t manage the system resources or virtual resources directly.It requires VMware vCenter server in the back-end to get the required  resources […]

Filed Under: vCloud Director Tagged With: vcloud, vCloud Director Build

What is VMware vCloud ? How it works ?

September 28, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

In IT infrastructure market, Cloud is the trending topic and technology from last few years. Most of the hardware vendors and operating systems developers have already started working to integrate the cloud technology on existing operating systems. For an example , oracle had integrated the openstack cloud software on their oracle Solaris operating systems.Let’s have […]

Filed Under: vCloud Director Tagged With: vcloud

Unable to Detach vCenter Server from vCloud

September 15, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

How to detach the vCenter Server from vCloud Director ? Its very simple .If you want to detach the vCenter server completely from vCloud, just remove the Cloud Resources and detach the vCenter server from vCloud director web portal. But sometimes, we may forget to clean up the Cloud resources properly and that will create a problem when […]

Filed Under: vCenter Server 5.5, vCloud Director, VMware Tagged With: vcloud

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