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In this post I will describe how-to add an extra data disk to a single node Nutanix Community Edition (CE) cluster. Before we start I want to point out that more then 4 disks is not within the requirements for CE. See: https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Nutanix-Community-Edition-Getting-Started-v2_1:top-sysreqs-ce-r.html (Boot drive is not counted within those…
This blog post outlines the process to configure an Azure Storage Account with cold blob storage integrated with Nutanix Files for smart tiering. It describes how to offload data from the Nutanix cluster, thus freeing up resources, while clarifying that Nutanix Files licenses remain in use.
My lab is (was) running a VMware ESX cluster which I wanted te change to Nutanix Community Edition (CE). One requirement to run Nutanix is at least 2 disks. My Intel NUCs are model NUC8i7BEK and only have space for 1 NVME disk. There is an extra SATA connector available…
When using Microsoft User Profile Disks you also know the tool Sidder: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Sidder-Quickly-see-which-fa6360b3 This tool will show the username who belongs the the User Profile Disk. I’ve found this not so conveniant as you must run it every time you want to know the username. So I dusted off my powershell…
When using Microsoft User Profile Disks within XenApp/XenDesktop environment you always ending up creating some scripts to enable this. Trond created a nice article howto configure this: https://xenappblog.com/2016/user-profile-disk-citrix/ But I want a bit more flexiblity to the configuation without changing the startup script every time. I’ve created a Group Policy Template…
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