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Check out a solution for automating vCenter 6.5 Integrated Windows Authentication here on #VMTN
Has anyone been able to script this part of a VCSA 6.5 deployment? Ideally, I’d like to add it to Active Directory and set the domain identity source as the default domain.
Self-driving Operations: See What’s New in vRealize Operations 6.7
VMware vRealize Operation 6.7: Self Driving Operations for the Data Center Today, VMware announced the upcoming release of vRealize Operations 6.7, introducing several new and enhanced performance and capacity optimization capabilities to help customers adopt a ‘self-driving’ approach to operations management. This upcoming release of vRealize Operations will deliver continuous performance optimization based on operational The post Self-driving Operations: See What’s New in vRealize…Read More
vRealize Log Insight 4.6 – April 2018 New Release
Check out the newest release of vRealize Log Insight 4.6! This release includes new features for the Log Insight server and agent, resulting in improvements in scalability, usability, and user access management. Improved Scalability Log Insight is now more scalable and supports up to 15 vCenters per node. It also supports sending SYSLOG over UPD. The post vRealize Log Insight 4.6 – April 2018 New Release appeared first on VMware Cloud Management .
New KB articles published for week ending 25th March 2018
VMware vSphere Integrated Containers VCH creation wizard does not list any vSphere distributed switches in the dropdown list Date Published: 2018/03/19 VMware NSX for vSphere eBGP between DLR and Edge may experience a routing loop after upgrading to NSX-v 6.3.5 Date Published: 2018/03/20 VMware vCloud Availability for vCloud Director RabbitMQ login is refused when configuring […] The post New KB articles published for week ending 25th March 2018 appeared first on Support Insider .
What’s New in vRealize Automation 7.4
Making Clouds Invisible – Usability and Time to Value (TTV) Take a Front seat Fasten your seatbelt – What’s New in vRealize Automation 7.4 Hybrid cloud is a reality that imposes the need to be app-aware, self-driving and fully automated. The advent of containers, PaaS, and FaaS frameworks are driving faster, scalable and portable application development. Infrastructure and The post What’s New in vRealize Automation 7.4 appeared first on VMware Cloud Management .
Becoming a vSAN Specialist: Section 3 – vSAN Configuration | TheVirtualBoi
In this section, I will go over the following objectives found within the VMware vSAN Specialist Blueprint: Objective 3.1 – Identify physical network requirements Objective 3.1 – Identify physical network requirements Let’s start with the network basics. Dedicated network port for vSAN traffic 10GB (dedicated or shared) highly recommended, required for all flash deployments)
Announcing the vSphere 6.5 Update 1 Security Configuration Guide
I am really pleased to announce the availability of the 6.5 Update 1 Security Configuration Guide (SCG). Normally a new guide is done only for numbered releases and not updates but the number of security updates that have made it into 6.5 Update 1 has warranted this SCG release. Also, we want to show how The post Announcing the vSphere 6.5 Update 1 Security Configuration Guide appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .
Once you hit the “Test” button you can go watch some movies. It’s take a time depend on your HW. For me it was couple of hours.
Testing was done by using Vdbench VM with input argument “-fvdb-8vmdk-100ws-4k-70rdpct-100randompct-8threads”
Each ESXi host:
In this saved .zip file are also the graphs with more details. Same what you can see on web http://<YOUR_BENCHMARK2_IP>:8080/results/
Just few of them..
Per disk
Almost in each graph section you can click and get full graphs.
Also on a web and in the .ZIP file are result in text form…
Copyright (c) 2000, 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Vdbench distribution: vdbench50406 Wed July 20 15:49:52 MDT 2016 For documentation, see 'vdbench.pdf'. 16:52:41.075 Created output directory '/root/vdbench/output' 16:52:41.106 input argument scanned: '-fvdb-8vmdk-100ws-4k-70rdpct-100randompct-8threads' 16:52:41.170 16:52:41.171 Adjusted default JVM count for host=localhost from jvms=1 to jvms=8 because of iorate=max and a total of 8 sds. 16:52:41.171 16:52:41.311 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-10-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-0 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.333 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-11-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-1 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.363 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-12-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-2 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.385 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-13-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-3 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.408 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-14-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-4 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.432 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-15-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-5 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.470 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-16-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-6 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:41.504 Starting slave: /root/vdbench/vdbench SlaveJvm -m localhost -n localhost-17-180314-16.52.41.043 -l localhost-7 -p 5570 -d86 16:52:42.427 All slaves are now connected 16:52:45.108 Starting RD=run1; I/O rate: Uncontrolled MAX; elapsed=3600 warmup=1800; For loops: None Mar 14, 2018 interval i/o MB/sec bytes read resp read write resp resp queue cpu% cpu% rate 1024**2 i/o pct time resp resp max stddev depth sys+u sys 16:52:46.275 1 8869.00 34.64 4096 70.24 3.055 2.808 3.639 312.221 12.932 27.3 22.5 4.2 16:52:47.047 2 27285.00 106.58 4096 69.45 2.133 1.826 2.830 29.948 3.173 58.3 20.5 3.5 16:52:48.077 3 29975.00 117.09 4096 70.13 2.118 1.781 2.912 46.267 3.361 63.5 13.6 2.4 16:52:49.065 4 30425.00 118.85 4096 69.48 2.089 1.716 2.938 30.170 3.152 63.6 6.4 1.1 16:52:50.068 5 31824.00 124.31 4096 70.48 2.003 1.651 2.842 59.798 3.233 63.7 3.2 0.7 16:52:51.060 6 31044.00 121.27 4096 69.51 2.048 1.700 2.840 52.844 3.213 63.5 13.5 1.8 16:52:52.066 7 33020.00 128.98 4096 70.06 1.933 1.629 2.643 26.811 2.974 63.9 5.8 1.0 16:52:53.063 8 32574.00 127.24 4096 69.99 1.954 1.629 2.713 28.718 3.070 63.7 3.7 0.7 16:52:54.057 9 32823.00 128.21 4096 69.90 1.947 1.609 2.732 23.752 3.194 63.9 3.7 0.7 16:52:55.056 10 33120.00 129.38 4096 69.56 1.926 1.599 2.673 24.818 3.125 63.8 2.6 0.7 16:52:56.051 11 32846.00 128.30 4096 69.28 1.928 1.639 2.580 24.851 2.875 63.4 3.8 1.0 16:52:57.059 12 32356.00 126.39 4096 69.44 1.976 1.672 2.669 30.840 3.177 63.8 2.6 0.3 16:52:58.080 13 34012.00 132.86 4096 69.92 1.905 1.575 2.670 28.106 3.177 64.8 2.0 0.7 16:52:59.057 14 33399.00 130.46 4096 70.01 1.877 1.570 2.594 38.115 3.134 62.6 3.6 1.6 . .
Related parts:
HCI Bench – vSAN performance tool – Part 1: Installation
HCI Bench – vSAN performance tool – Part 2: Configuration
HCI Bench – vSAN performance tool – Part 3: Tests and Results
Which policy changes can trigger a rebuild on vSAN?
Some time ago, I wrote about which policy changes can trigger a rebuild of an object. This came up again recently, as it was something that Duncan and I covered in our VMworld 2017 session on top 10 vSAN considerations. In the original post (which is over 3 years old now), I highlighted items like […] The post Which policy changes can trigger a rebuild on vSAN? appeared first on CormacHogan.com .
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