VMware runs in almost every data center, yet many out there don't even know ransomware can target
#VMware
specifically. Together, we're going to make sure you are ready to recover. This is a work in progress.
Today begins a new journey for me and I couldn’t be more excited. After spending a decade in the vendor space, I will be speaking with my own independent voice. There’s so much more on the way, focusing on the topics I’m the most passionate about.
Read in a major news publication
"VMware's "ESXi" is a kind of hypervisor - software which runs virtual computers. Those virtual systems are sold by some internet hosting companies as low-cost alternatives to running real, physical servers."
Stop the planet I want to get off
Hey parents, are your kids texting about virtualization?
GTFO - get the fastest one
SMH - small memory hypervisor
<3 - less than 3 host cluster (management cluster)
LMAO - lots more automation options
NVM - need virtual machine
FFS - four fast servers
LOL - leverage our licenses
Who wants into the VMware cert eco system for the price of a VCP test ($250 USD)? Here you go - start with VCP cloud, VMware is offering the required course for FREE right now ($2400 USD value).
I would rather read an article to tell me something that would take me 2 seconds to read than watch a 5 minute video. Thanks for wasting my time, Google search results!
I'll never forget Googling "what is vmware" after an interview my senior year in college. Spending Friday nights in my 20s watching YouTube videos and labbing, then getting VCDX in my early 30s and everything that came after. Love you,
@vmware
.
I'll just leave this right here...
"Microsoft says some Windows Server 2022 virtual machines might not boot up after installing updates released during this month's Patch Tuesday.
This known issue only impacts VMs with Secure Boot enabled and running on
hi my name is vmiss and my Veeam Backup & Replication server got ransomwared in the cloud because I followed the worst practices ever! Gotta love that Ransomware Deployment Protocol! I had my backups ready to recover in less than 7 minutes.
Here's how (a thread)...
I'm happy to release v1 of my guide to designing vSphere for disaster (recovery)! This is a living document that I'll be updating, and adding additional learning resources to (and reading again for typos shortly, lol)
Let's call the 30% perf hit worst case scenario - don't forget - EVERYTHING in your datacenter with impacted processors may feel it. Don't panic, but take some time to think.
#meltdown
Anyone have suggestions of how to fix my terrible posture of hunching my shoulders while sitting at my desk? Other than trying to be more aware of it when it happens?