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About 9 years ago
Hi there The most important criteria is how much can the management tool penetrate into the Virtualization or Cloud environments. The level of granularity the tool possess. And most important is in the way it presents its granular reports in a quick and efficient way,…
About 9 years ago
VMware vSphere 5.5 suite is the most robust and reliable suite of products in today's Virtualization market space. It also provides a very strong foundation to build the most robust Clouds today, be it private, public or hybrid. VMware's public/hybrid IaaS cloud; vCloud Air…
Over 9 years ago
As I had said in advance, You are welcome :) Cheers!
Over 9 years ago
Hi Henry I would suggest not to zero in on Rackspace/AWS until you try VMware vCloud Air offerings. Its the latest buzzword in the Public IaaS Cloud space. Its the new market leader and known for its reliable, secure and their most robust technology in Virtualization and…
Over 9 years ago
Hi Kapil Latest 5.5 version of vSphere has maximum capacity of 512 VMs per Host. This number can vary depending on the size of each individual VMs. For a FC storage, a maximum of 64TB LUN can be attached to a host and a maximum of 256 LUNs can be attached. This number again…
Over 9 years ago
Hi Vechey, The vCloud Director 5.5 cell is deployed on Linux Redhat 5, 6 updates, also on Cent OS 6 platforms. Please refer to the following PDF link for the step by step installation. Thanks https://pubs.vmware.com/vcd-55/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vcd_55_install.pdf
Over 9 years ago
To put it simply, ESXi is a bare-metal host/OS, meant to host heavier Server VMs (production servers or virtual desktops etc.). On the other hand, VMware Workstation is based on a base OS and as the name suggests its meant for just that; client OS VMs or lighter server VMs…
Over 9 years ago
Yes Alin, the limit is 128 VMs per vApp. Cheers!
Over 9 years ago
DISAGREE VMware is the present and the Future. Be it VMware vCloud and vSphere suites, tough competition for Amazon etc. or be it vCHS. Also, VMware's very own Public IaaS Cloud; vCHS (VMware vCloud Hybrid Service) which will change everything in days to come vis-a-vis…
Almost 10 years ago
From the cost perspective, VMware products are relatively on a higher side. But, what you get is a more robust and more mature virtualization technology than any other in current virtualization market like Hyper-V, Citrix Xen or for that matter RedHat KVM With ESXi and…

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Over 9 years ago
Infrastructure as a Service Clouds (IaaS)
Over 9 years ago
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Over 9 years ago
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About 9 years ago
Server Virtualization Software

About me

Diverse Cloud & Virtualization Infrastructure expertise on almost all major platforms and emerging cloud technologies.

Current Involvements: Delivering Consulting, Advisory and Counseling services vis-à-vis Cloud & Virtualization.

Past Involvements:
Cloud Technologies: VMware vCloud; vCAC, vCOPs, Chargeback etc. Cloudblock, OpenStack, Citrix Xen etc.
IT Infrastructure support for over 3000 Virtual Machines, over 100 ESXi Hosts and over 30 cluster Infrastructure. Private vCloud Infrastructure. Core expertise in VMware vCloud & vSphere suites; Cloud & Virtualization Infrastructure Management Services. Private Cloud Infrastructure management.

Credentials:
Bachelor of Engineering (Information Technology)
VMware vExpert 2015
VSP 6.0
VTSP 6.0
VCP550-Cloud (vCloud Director 5.5)
VCP550-DCV (DataCenter Virtualization, vSphere 5.5)
VCP5-Cloud (vCloud Director 5.1)
VCP5-IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
VCP5-DCV (DataCenter Virtualization, vSphere 5.1)
VCAD510-DCV (DataCenter Virtualization, vSphere 5.1)
VCAC510-CLOUD (vCloud Director suite 5.1)
VCP4-DCV certified (DataCenter Virtualization, vSphere 4.1)
IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V7.0, Core Administration
MCTS Upgrade to Windows Server 2008 (Equivalent to MCITP Server 2008)
MCSE Windows Server 2003
MCSA in Messaging (Exchange Server 2003)
MCTS (Exchange Server 2007)
MCP (Windows Client OS)