There has been a lot happening to Tintri Global Center recently and the latest release is no exception. I wanted to show you one quick major feature update that was included. It is the ability to update your managed VMstores right from the TGC interface. In my opinion this added feature marks the first major milestone for TGC to truly ... Read More »
I wanted to take a quick minute to document and explain what users are seeing when it comes to the two different implementations of Tintri Service Groups. I should mention this is something that is a bit temporary while some work is being done to unify the user interfaces between the Tintri VMstore and Tintri Global Center. That being said ... Read More »
This is going to be really quick on the topic of the Tintri VAAI Plugin. I’ve been finding that both new and existing customers have not been installing it for various reasons. The most common seems to simply be that they were not aware there was one, or they just didn’t get around to it, or they didn’t know what ... Read More »
Since joining Tintri I have heard from folks that Site Recovery Manager was something that was “Difficult” to use. I have in the past stood it up many times and while the product itself does require a lot of thought (regardless of the storage platform). I am no SRM expert but I have always believed the product was very good ... Read More »
Happy 2018 everyone! I wanted to share something I have been testing at the request of a few customers that have been interested in using Tintri Cloud Connector. I will preface this with the simple statement that this is currently unsupported, however I am working on that within the Tintri walls. What makes Tintri Cloud Connector unique is that it ... Read More »
Last month, I introduced you to the new Tintri Cloud Connector feature for storing long term backups on AWS S3 or IBM Cloud Object Storage. What I wanted to briefly show today is how you actually restore back from the cloud in the event the machine is corrupted or lost. In this case I will completely delete the machine from ... Read More »
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