Virtueller Kaffee und Themen rund um IT, Ops, Dev, Homelabs und Wolken…
As you know, Windows Server 2019 shall be out this year. While nobody has really the exact date, you can get some of the latest info from those guys who Windows Server 2019 – webinar about some of the best upcoming features from Windows server 2019
Source: Windows Server 2019 What’s new? | ESX Virtualization
Knowledge is power. But only if it is shared!
Source: Tech-Addict
After a pretty packed keynote, all the information from Microsoft started flowing out and we got bombarded with information about all the big announcements. So this is a summary of all the announce…
Looking back at VMworld 2018, it is interesting to see which route that VMware is moving towards. The last years VMware has been focusing a lot on the software-defined data center and the partnersh…
Source: Announcements from VMworld 2018
One of the other big announcements at Microsoft Ignite was the Azure Windows Virtual Desktop, which essentially seems to me as a DaaS (Desktop as a Service) offering on top of Microsoft Azure. So w…
Source: Windows Virtual Desktop – What is it actually and limitations
Greetings friends, VMworld 2018 in its American version is over, and although I’m still writing about the announcements and news announced or presented, today I bring you how to download all …
Source: VMworld: How to Download all VMworld 2018 US Breakout sessions in.mp4 format
Greetings friends, today I bring you a very interesting entry on how to monitor the status of your Supermicro equipment, in my homelab I have the brand-new Supermicro Superserver 5028D-TN4T…
Source: PRTG: Monitoring Supermicro IPMI to know temperature and voltage using SNMP
Monitoring QNAP with SNMP and PRTG….
Source: PRTG: How to monitor the status, disks, free space and much more from a QNAP NAS using PRTG
Greetings friends, today I bring you another one of those hidden gems that you like so much. In addition to being free and being able to display it in a few minutes, it has a potential …
A simple way to retrieve vCenter information and send it to InfluxDB, to present it later with Grafana
Source: jorgedlcruz/vmware-grafana
