Another exciting news from Google Cloud VMware Engine camp. On VMware blog website, VMware announced support for Google Cloud VMware Engine and VMware Aria Operations for Logs. VMware Aria Operations for Logs allows customers to easily analyze logs from across different environments in one place. By seeing all the logs in one place makes it more easy to troubleshoot complex issues and correlate issues across different environments.
I’ve been using Runecast Analyzer in my lab since I introduced it to my readers a while ago Runecast Analyzer review. Not so long ago Runecast Analyzer 1.5 release was introduced to customers.
I would like to focus in this review on new enhancements and features introduced in version 1.5.
Welcome to another review of fantastic software on my blog. Today Runecast Analyzer review will show us what proactive monitoring in addition to best practices and VMware Knowledge base articles can do in your environment.
Runecast Analyzer is a startup company founded by Stanimir Markov in 2014. Since then product grew and already Runecast has quite large portfolio of customers.
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Orchestration and automation is very sexy for all people who perform their duties every day. For us - people who manage very large IT infrastructure automation and orchestration allows us to save time and money by doing regular tasks automatically.
Today I received fantastic news from my blog sponsor - Veeam. They just announced new features of upcoming Veeam Availability Suite v9.
Quite recently Veeam announced availability of their new product **Veeam Availability Suite v8 **and I would like to share with you details of it.
In previous post we installed vRealize Operations Manager appliance which consists of two Virtual Machines - Analytics and User Interface. Today we will hook it up to vCenter Server and finally we can use it. Without wasting time let’s do it.
In most of environments monitoring is one of the most critical infrastructure services in every company. VMware introduced vRealize Operations Manager formerly known as vCenter Operations Manager (vCOPS) to do more than just monitoring.
In Today’s post I would like to show you installation guide of VMTurbo Operations Manager. After installation I will share some thoughts about it - what I like and what I don’t like.