In this video, I will show you how to set up any brand M.2 NVMe you already have installed in your Synology NAS as a Storage Pool. Now you can benefit from the performance and low latency of those fast NVMe SSDs and leverage it for Virtual Machine storage for example. All the steps in this video are done with a script for the user 007revad on GitHub, so many thanks for automating that process.
I am sure a lot of you are running your virtual machines on VMware. Now, if you have a Synology appliance (NAS) running in your network as well, no need to look further for a solid backup solution. You can read more about Synology Active Backup for Business here.
Utilize that Synology today and backup those virtual machines running on your VMware platform. It is easy, simple and fast.
Using a VPN to access the internet or your corporate network is nothing new. But using Cloudflare WARP to do that ensures you that that connection is not only protected and fast, but also private! I am using it on a personal level but all the corporate-level requirements for compliance and security can be setup as well. In this video I will show you the Windows and the iOS version of the Cloudflare WARP client.
I am sure a lot of you are already running a Synology NAS or Synology storage solution in your infrastructure. Now, if you also are using Microsoft 365 services you are in luck! Synology offers a very robust and easy backup solution for all that data in Microsoft 365. Read more about Synology Active Backup for Microsoft 365 here.
The best thing is…it won’t cost you a thing. Just some time to set it up and you can see all the steps in my video. It’s amazing when IT just comes together.
In this video I will show you how to upgrade VMware vCenter version 7 to version 8.
Before upgrading make sure you have backups and snapshot available for your existing vCenter 7 and also keys to run version 8 of vCenter. Check the video to see all the steps needed. Read about VMware vCenter on the official VMware page here.
In this video I will show you how to enable Transparent Page Sharing on your VMware ESXi hosts.
I am sure a lot of you guys are using VMware ESXi and like me are running into memory limitations on your ESXi hosts. By enabling Transparent Page Sharing in ESXi you can create some extra headroom and optimize memory usage on your ESXi host. This option can save you some money because maybe…just maybe, this will be enough to get you going without investing in new hardware. It sure helped me a lot!
Read up more about Transparent Page Sharing in the articles from VMware here, and here because there are some things to consider from a security perspective.
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