Backblaze Pushes Past 1 Exabyte of Data Stored

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Backblaze Pushes Past 1 Exabyte of Data Stored

Backblaze, a data protection and cloud storage company has announced they are storing more than 1 exabyte of customer data. That’s an achievement in itself, but with 125,000 hard drives under management, does this now justify some active data optimisation? Exabyte An exabyte certainly sounds like a lot of data. There’s a handy visualisation blog post on the Backblaze website …

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Vembu BDR Suite 4.1 for VMware and Hyper-V

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Vembu BDR Suite 4.1 brings some new features which we’ll talk about today. If you don’t know Vembu Backup and Disaster Recovery Suite you can check one of our older articles or the Full product review here: Vembu BDR Suite 4 Product Review. Vembu BDR Suite can backup virtual and physical environments running VMware vSphere, […]

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Cumulative Update for vRealize Automation 7.6 Fails with Error related to Timezone

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I was trying to apply Patch Version:  HF4 and the precheck was failing with errors: TimezoneMisMatch – Timezone on the node is ABC Time and the required timezone is XYZ Time ManagementAgent – ManagementAgent is not running, last update was 8 hours ago Screenshots: Seems like this is a known issue while applying the cumulative patch […]

PowerCLI: Upload to Content Library using PowerCLI

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Summary:
Basically was looking to upload an iso or ovf from my system not using the web client to content library.  Couldn’t find an example to upload from my local system only to have vCenter pull it from somewhere.

Details:
So I took VMware’s example and added “PUSH” functionality to upload from my local system to the content library.  Learned some interesting things in the process.  Mainly related to OVF uploads.  The content library service, or possibly something else, parses the OVF looking for the related files.  Then the Content Library is instructed to essentially wait for those other files to be uploaded before it closes the upload task.  Kinda interesting.

Anyway, the script is powershell core based, so compatible across all platforms.

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vSpeaking Podcast Ep 150: What’s New in vSphere 7

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vSpeaking Podcast Ep 150: What’s New in vSphere 7

This month VMware announced vSphere 7 touting it as the biggest innovation since the launch of ESXi. This is a prettty signifigant release. So far the virtually speaking podcast covered part of the release in two previous episodes (vSphere with Kubernetes and vSphere Lifecycle Manager […]

VSphere 6.5 U3b + NSX 6.4.6 – EAM Failure

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Morning / Afternoon All,

 

Sorry for the scatter gun approach to this question and I may be barking up the wrong tree, I am attempting to build-out a temporary testing environment with a 4 node Dell XS23

 

I have managed to install the following

 

ESX Hyper Visor

VMware-VMvisor-Installer-6.5.0.update03-13932383.x86_64 – 2 nodes

VMware-VMvisor-Installer-201908001-14320405.x86_64 – 2 nodes

 

Vcenter Appliance – 6.5 u3b

VMware-VCSA-all-6.5.0-15259038

 

NSX 6.4.6

VMware-NSX-Manager-6.4.6-14819921

 

But I have a issue with the deployment of NSX, it seem the EAM process/database are either corrupt or something is not correct, as the NSX snap-in continually says that EAM is starting, at the EAM service on the VCenter via UI and Shell say’s the process is started, but I am not able to view the via http://(VCenter Address)/eam/mob – I noticed this address on another forum post.

 

I am running the environment on evaluation licenses of Vsphere and a temporary 50 node licence for NSX.

 

If anyone could point me in the right direction, or errors on my ways.

 

Kind Regards

 

This could also be a duplicate post but I could not find the original post.