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Sunday, 9 August 2020

  • How to Install VMware Drivers on a non-VMware Machine

    Posted on June 17, 2020 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
    This method of installing VMware Drivers is for those who don’t like the idea of cracking the VMware Tools installer and removing the parts that check for VMware based VMs. I guess you could say that this way is more legit, and shouldn’t violate the EULA … although I never had anyone contact me about…
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  • Warning! Don’t try to learn Kubernetes

    Warning! Don’t try to learn Kubernetes

    Posted on April 30, 2020 by Justin Paul | 2 Comments
    Was that a click bait headline or what! LOL, seriously though, if you have been thinking about learning about containers DON’T start with Kubernetes! There is a lot of buzz around Kubernetes, containers, and Docker, and for good reason. However, Kubernetes is complex, and it’s really complex if you don’t know what a container is,…
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  • Why I recommend CoSchedule for your blog!

    Why I recommend CoSchedule for your blog!

    Posted on November 27, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
    CoSchedule automates the time-consuming part of blogging. Allowing you to focus on your posts, and not on promoting them!
    Read more »
  • Why you should get 2 GL-AR750S routers!

    Why you should get 2 GL-AR750S routers!

    Posted on November 27, 2019 by Justin Paul | 2 Comments
    Since my “Finally a Geek Travel Router I Love” post over a year ago I have upgraded to a GL-AR750S travel router. It’s essentially the same thing, except it has Gigabit ports and external antennas. I won’t lie, I actually bought two of them, and if my wife asks, I actually use both now! I…
    Read more »
  • All the news you missed at KubeCon 2019

    All the news you missed at KubeCon 2019

    Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
    If you weren’t able to make it to KubeCon 2019 you missed a lot of news. This is a summary post with links to all of the major press releases at KubeCon 2019 that I’m aware of. If you have more news please post a comment and link to the post. (I’ll update this post…
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  • Everything you need to know about Zerto’s VAIO Announcement

    Everything you need to know about Zerto’s VAIO Announcement

    Posted on September 3, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
    Zerto previews it VAIO filter at VMWorld 2019 Zerto’s Rob Strechay and VMware’s Paul Turner presented to a packed crowd, including many current Zerto customers, all eager to learn about the new IO filtering option. Aside from the presentation, Zerto had plenty of technical talent in the Zerto booth to give hands-on demos of the…
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  • 87 Ways the new Unofficial Zerto PowerShell Module will help you!

    Posted on June 17, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
    There are lots of ways to interact with Zerto these days, but one of the easiest ways was just released! Wes Carrol has been working on a pretty awesome project that was recently migrated to the new, centralized, Zerto GitHub repo. Today, he also got it published to the official PowerShell Gallery too! Why use…
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  • Azure Automation – How to quickly work with many subscriptions

    Azure Automation – How to quickly work with many subscriptions

    Posted on May 1, 2019 by Justin Paul | 2 Comments
    Lately, I have been writing various scripts to automate Azure tasks for our Zerto Training team. One of the unique things about deploying training labs at scale is that we use MANY Azure subscriptions in order to properly isolate and scale labs. So when a change needs to be made, we need to make the…
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  • Azure Scale Sets – A HUGE boost for Zerto 7 RTO time

    Azure Scale Sets – A HUGE boost for Zerto 7 RTO time

    Posted on April 25, 2019 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
    Zerto 7 was officially released April 16th, 2019 and most of the headlines were around the new integrated backup technologies. However, there is another story that hasn’t made as many headlines, but is equally awesome! Zerto has been able to replicate and recover VMs into Azure for several years now, and to do that we…
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  • Calling all Hackers, ZertoCon 2019 Wants You!

    Calling all Hackers, ZertoCon 2019 Wants You!

    Posted on January 17, 2019 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
    You’ve probably heard that ZertoCon 2019 is going to be in Nashville Tennessee, Monday May 20 – Wednesday May 22. If you havent already registered you can do that here. In years past we have always done a session related to APIs/PowerShell and scripting. The chairs are PACKED, to say the least. This year we’re…
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How to Install VMware Drivers on a non-VMware Machine

Posted on June 17, 2020 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
This method of installing VMware Drivers is for those who don’t like the idea of cracking the VMware Tools installer and removing the parts that check for VMware based VMs. I guess you could say that this way is more…
Read more »
Warning! Don’t try to learn Kubernetes

Warning! Don’t try to learn Kubernetes

Posted on April 30, 2020 by Justin Paul | 2 Comments
Was that a click bait headline or what! LOL, seriously though, if you have been thinking about learning about containers DON’T start with Kubernetes! There is a lot of buzz around Kubernetes, containers, and Docker, and for good reason. However,…
Read more »
Why I recommend CoSchedule for your blog!

Why I recommend CoSchedule for your blog!

Posted on November 27, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
CoSchedule automates the time-consuming part of blogging. Allowing you to focus on your posts, and not on promoting them!
Read more »
Why you should get 2 GL-AR750S routers!

Why you should get 2 GL-AR750S routers!

Posted on November 27, 2019 by Justin Paul | 2 Comments
Since my “Finally a Geek Travel Router I Love” post over a year ago I have upgraded to a GL-AR750S travel router. It’s essentially the same thing, except it has Gigabit ports and external antennas. I won’t lie, I actually…
Read more »
All the news you missed at KubeCon 2019

All the news you missed at KubeCon 2019

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 0 Comments
If you weren’t able to make it to KubeCon 2019 you missed a lot of news. This is a summary post with links to all of the major press releases at KubeCon 2019 that I’m aware of. If you have…
Read more »

Visualize the Future, Shape the Present, and Restore the Past with Key Cloud Native Projects

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
Amanda Katona, Cloud Native Community Engagement Director, VMware With KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019 closing out the calendar year, it’s a great opportunity to reflect on the success of Kubernetes and its ecosystem. There’s such positive momentum we can…
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Turbonomic Announces New Free Observability Tool to Give Developers Full-Stack Context for Microservice Applications

Turbonomic Announces New Free Observability Tool to Give Developers Full-Stack Context for Microservice Applications

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
Available Today for Download, Company Will Showcase New Offering at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019 BOSTON – November 18, 2019 – Turbonomic, the leader in Application Resource Management, today announced details of its presence at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North…
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Making Kubernetes Easier with DigitalOcean Container Registry and 1-Click Apps

Making Kubernetes Easier with DigitalOcean Container Registry and 1-Click Apps

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
November 19th 2019 – San Diego – Let’s be honest: Kubernetes is complicated. And since we’re obsessed with simplifying the developer experience, we continually ask ourselves: How do we make Kubernetes easier? It’s with this in mind that we’re pleased…
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Portworx enters enterprise backup market with point-and-click Kubernetes backup solution that integrates with Portworx Enterprise and top cloud block storage solutions like Amazon, Google, and Azure

Portworx enters enterprise backup market with point-and-click Kubernetes backup solution that integrates with Portworx Enterprise and top cloud block storage solutions like Amazon, Google, and Azure

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
Company Launches Automated Capacity Management Product to Deliver on Cloud’s Promise to “Only Pay for What You Use”
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MayaData boosts OpenEBS Kubernetes data performance with the contribution of MayaStor, announces v 1.4 & more at KubeCon

MayaData boosts OpenEBS Kubernetes data performance with the contribution of MayaStor, announces v 1.4 & more at KubeCon

Posted on November 18, 2019 by Justin Paul | 1 Comment
OpenEBS, the leading Container Attached Storage (CAS) solution for Kubernetes, announced today the inclusion of MayaStor from MayaData, increasing the performance while using Kubernetes as a data plane with OpenEBS by 4-5x or more depending on workload, with tested results…
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