Change Brings Opportunities
HPE Smart array storage controllers are available with 2 types of caches – FBWC and Smart-Cache. FBWC is a controller-based DDR cache with a flash module that preserves unsaved data, meanwhile, Smart-Cache uses SSDs. FBWC Each HPE Performance RAID controller comes with a super-fast DDR module which acts as a… Breakout rooms allow you to split a Microsoft Teams meeting into separate sessions for small group discussions and then combine these sessions to resume the large group meeting. The meeting organizer has the ability to group participants in these individual sessions automatically or manually and to join and move between… Some time ago HPE released a new tool for the MSA systems called MSA Storage Array Health Check. This tool allows you to inspect the current state of the array and, if needed, give recommendations on issues that should be considered. MSA Series 1000, 2000 and P2000 G3 arrays are… Some time ago we took a brief look of Microsoft Honolulu. Its purpose was to consolidate all Windows server management tools into a web-based utility to eliminate all the necessary tools to manage Windows Server. Since then Microsoft has done a great job updating and expanding the functionality of this… VMWare has launched its alpha version for vSphere mobile client. Using the mobile application, which is currently only available for Android you can manage and monitor your virtual environment. For now, you can power on and off your virtual machines and look at historical and real-time performance metrics. To install… Let’s have a brief look at Windows Failover, HyperV and Site Aware clusters and their failover process. A bit of what should be taken into the account and some of the best practices. Operating principle The cluster itself works from server nodes – hosts, that run services and VMs. These… HPE Storage Controller caches: FBWC & Smart-Cache compared
New Microsoft Teams feature – Breakout Rooms
HPE MSA Health Check – best practice recommendation tool
Project Honolulu is now Windows Admin Center
vSphere mobile client
Brief introduction to Failover Cluster
