Not only am I still new to Cohesity, but I’ve honestly never even touched Microsoft Azure until this week. As Jon Hildebrand and I have been preparing a live demo environment for Microsoft Ignite, we decided we needed to build a Cohesity Azure Cloud Edition. What I wanted to do was put into some simple terms the steps needed to ... Read More »
Category Archives: VMware
Feed SubscriptionMy ActualTech Media Cohesity VMworld 2018 Interview
Once again I was in attendance at VMworld 2018, this year working for Cohesity. I had the chance to get together with long time friend David Davis from ActualTech Media. I may have been losing my voice a bit by the time we did the interview, and was possibly rambling. However, I think some of the cool points came across ... Read More »
First Impressions and Hands On With Cohesity
Okay, so it’s been just over 3 weeks since I joined Cohesity. Last week I was finally able to get a bit hands on with the Cohesity Virtual Edition (VE) in my home lab to record some videos for VMworld. Yeah I got tossed right into that even with only a couple weeks on the payroll, but hey I like ... Read More »
Jumping On Board The Rocket That Is Cohesity
It seems like not to long ago I wrote one of these posts when I started with Tintri. Today literally wraps up my second week on the job and I can say this place truly is a rocket ship. I heard people refer to it that way but I didn’t really understand it until I came out to HQ and ... Read More »
One Door Closes as Another One Opens
There have been a few posts I have seen recently on folks making moves around the industry so I guess it’s time for mine. I don’t think it is any secret to people that I am moving on from Tintri after this week. The last year was certainly a learning experience for more reasons than I think most people would ... Read More »
How To Use A Tintri VMstore For Docker Persistent Volumes
Note: EVERYTHING IN THIS POST IS UNSUPPORTED BY TINTRI After I did some lab work with the Minio Gateway using NFS it occurred to me that something similar could be done but using a Tintri VMstore as the target for Docker Volume persistent Storage. While this seems easy on the surface it has a lot of considerations which is why ... Read More »