It’s no surprise that so many people use PLEX these days. The one challenge I have had thus far is providing a decent server that my friends can access without the limitations of my upstream bandwidth. While PLEX Pass gets you a Plex Cloud server, to be honest, the implementation has been less that stellar since its release. I set ... Read More »
Many people think about breaking up with Facebook regularly. More people since the Cambridge Analytica information has come out. Personally I have been starting to question its value to me personally for some time now. Originally, I started the account to “stay in touch” with friends and family. Then I used it for some time to promote my fitness “business”. ... Read More »
A few weeks ago I wrote about how easy it is to set up Tintri Synchronous Replication groups. Last week I was at some customer sites not only discussing the feature but talking about various use cases for it. There are a few that came to mind but I wanted to show one basic, yet viable solution. The idea ... Read More »
Late last year Tintri announced the new EC6000 and T1000 platform to customers. One thing that I have noticed in some of the various support tickets is that many of the root cause issues have actually been upstream networking issues, or simply a lack of networking validation at the time of or ongoing after deployment. Like anything these issues can ... Read More »
I realized today that I have not actually blogged yet about the Tintri Synchronous Replication feature that was released a few months back. I decided to jump back into the lab to show people just how easy this is to use. What Tintri has built it’s base on has always been ease of use, and to be honest this feature ... Read More »
This is just to serve as a quick update on the Tintri vSphere Web Client Plugin that was updated last week. The plugin has been out for a while and many people use it to take advantage of Tintri specific actions from within the vSphere Web Client. It’s been very stable and Tintri added in a few more features to ... Read More »
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