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vMotion Deep Dive: How It Works
vMotion is a feature in VMware vSphere that allows live migration of running virtual machines (VMs) between hosts without any downtime or service interruption. vMotion…
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Boot from SAN (Storage Area Network)
Boot from SAN (Storage Area Network) is a technology that allows servers to boot their operating systems directly from a SAN rather than from local…
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Configuring Network Address Translation (NAT)
Configuring Network Address Translation (NAT) for vCenter Server using PowerShell involves setting up port forwarding rules to allow external access to the vCenter Server from…
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Validate VM running on snapshots with 2 delta files and prompt for consolidation
To validate VMs with more than 2 snapshots, print the delta files, and prompt for snapshot consolidation using both PowerShell and Python scripts in VMware,…
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Validate VMnic (physical network interface card) and vNIC (virtual network interface card) performance using Python and PowerShell scripts
To validate VMnic (physical network interface card) and vNIC (virtual network interface card) performance using Python and PowerShell scripts, you can leverage respective libraries and…
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Clone using VAAI
Virtual Disk (VMDK) cloning operations use VAAI (vStorage APIs for Array Integration) to offload the cloning process to the underlying storage array, resulting in faster…
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Debug vmkernel.log
Debugging the vmkernel.log file in VMware ESXi can be a crucial step in diagnosing and troubleshooting various issues. To facilitate this process, we can use…
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Best Practices for Running SQL Servers on VMware
Best Practices for Running SQL Servers on VMware: PowerShell Script to Backup SQL Server Database: To backup a SQL Server database using PowerShell, you can…
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