Virtueller Kaffee und Themen rund um Virtualisierung, VMware, Citrix, Microsoft, OpenSource und andere Clouds, Docker und Wolken…
Thunderbolt 3 (TB3) and eventually USB 4 is a really fascinating technology and I believe it still has so much untapped potential, especially when looking at Remote/Branch Office (ROBO), Edge and I… Source: Thunderbolt 3 enclosures with (Single, Dual & Quad) M.2 NVMe SSDs for ESXi
Source: http://vcdx56.com/2019/05/upgrade-nutanix-community-edition/
Plextor mit neuer SSD M19Pe zur Computex 2019. Source: Plextor kündigt neue NVMe-SSD M19Pe mit PCIe-x4 an – Hardwareluxx
I just got my hands on a pair of 32GB SODIMM memory modules (64GB total) which I had been waiting to evaluate since last Fall. Apparently, it has taken some time for these high capacity memory modu… Source: 64GB memory on the Intel NUCs?
Last week you might have read that I have been working on a new homelab, based on vSphere 6.7u1 including Horizon 7.7, NVIDIA vGPU, VMware vSAN, and 10 GbE. All… Source: Low-noise vGPU and vSAN Homelab optimizations
What better way to start the new year than with a complete overhaul of my VMware ESXi Home Lab. New ESXi host, storage, and network gear! Source: My VMware ESXi Home Lab Upgrade
This article series describes how to build a conditionally free home lab using just a PC and some additional gear like a switch and an external NIC. The nice thing about both setups is, you can run them for free for some time! Source: How to build a home lab using your PC. Part 2:…
Introduction While writing my previous article, I remembered the days when I was only building my first lab. It was a bit tough, you know, as vSphere yet was a black box for me. Those thoughts brought me to the idea of writing this article. The article in which I share my know-how of building…
Source: Server Shelf Solution – Simply NUC