Cluster to Cluster Live Migration
In this blog Jeroen explains how to do a cluster to cluster live migration (CCLM) without configuring advanced replication/data protection or other techniques.
In this blog Jeroen explains how to do a cluster to cluster live migration (CCLM) without configuring advanced replication/data protection or other techniques.
In this blogpost Jeroen is looking at the new IP-Less Nutanix Guest Tools.
In the rapidly changing world of technology, the Nutanix Technology Champion (NTC) program is a top program. It helps professionals who know a lot…
In this blogpost I'm showing you how to request a trial for eG Innovations and how to deploy the agent to monitor a Nutanix Infrastructure.
Nutanix Community Edition 2.1 is released. There is no more option to use ESXi as hypervisor and the automatic cluster creation is removed. Here is a blog post how to create the single node cluster.
In this blogpost we will describe howto install a Nutanix Community Edition node in a Proxmox environment.
In this blogpost Jeroen is explaining how to find, reuse and delete orphaned snapshots.
This PowerShell script creates a Windows ISO with VirtIO drivers included, enabling the installation of a virtual machine on Nutanix AHV. Created by Jeroen Tielen, the script checks for admin rights, installs necessary tools, and processes ISO files accordingly. A demonstration video and the script are provided.
Nutanix has released AOS 6.8 (Link) and Prism Central 2024.1(Link). With this new release there is a new option to deploy a “X-Small” Prism…
Nutanix AOS 6.8 introduces migration support for Credential Guard-enabled VMs. This guide covers creating a Windows 11 22H2 VM with Secure Boot, Credential Guard, and vTPM, tailored as a template for Citrix VDI deployments. Note: this setup requires hardware at least as recent as the Skylake generation. Key steps include VM creation in Prism Central, setting installation specifics, updates, and domain integration, culminating with a final configuration and snapshot for Citrix deployment.
Prism Central allows configuring storage policies for virtual machines, covering settings like Replication Factor, Encryption, Compression, and I/O Performance. These policies can override container settings and are assigned to categories linked with virtual machines. The blog demonstrates limiting IOPS in a test VM to illustrate the impact of such policies, emphasizing their utility for managing performance in services like VM selling.