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Displaying articles for: 06-17-2012 - 06-23-2012
Examining the logs from a vm-support diagnostic
In my post from a couple of week ago Unpacking and Making Sense of a VMware vm-support Diagnostic Bundle I described how to capture a VMware ESXi vm-support, unpack it, and begin examining its contents. This week I’ll write a bit about the logs that are contained in the vm-support bundle. Where are the VM logs, ESX host logs and VMware agent logs? What can you look for in these logs?
Defusing the Stress Factor in Firmware Updates and Software Patches
The need to constantly apply updates and patches can be challenging in a complex environment like a virtualized IT infrastructure. Is there a better way?
It’s not because you run a SMB business that you can’t perform as a big one.
For SMB business, IT may be even more important than for larger businesses to use the latest technologies such as mobile work.
Memory performance and its effect on hypervisors, guests and Big Data Analytics
I recently was engaged on a case where a customer was not able to achieve the network throughput required to satisfy business requirements, even though the network was a virtual switch (vswitch) within a VMware hypervisor and the communication was between two guests within the same hypervisor (HOST).
Do you have memory interleaving enabled? Node level? Channel Level? Bank Level?





