FuelRod – My R&D recommendations
The Backstory One of the interesting travel accessories that I have acquired is a FuelRod. If you don’t know what a FuelRod is let me explain. Basically, it is a…
Author: Justin Paul
Configuring Zerto with a Domain Signed SSL Certificate
How annoying it is… How many servers, or hardware management interfaces, or other devices on your network make you do those extra clicks to get to them? You know, the…
Zerto Cloud Appliance Template for AWS Now Available
Deploy Zerto Faster on AWS! This week Zerto published AWS Community AMIs (Amazon Machine Image) for all regions of AWS. This means that you can now deploy a Zerto Virtual…
The date is set, and replication has started
It’s almost time to shut down the Home Lab! I posted the other week that I would no longer have a home lab and this week I officially set the…
Ubiquiti Unifi Virtual Appliance 2.0
My Ubiquiti Unifi Virtual Appliance template The Ubiquiti Unifi Virtual Appliance that I posted a while back in this post was starting to get more traffic. However, there were some…
No more home lab for me!
Yes, you read that right! If you have been over to my Home Lab page you probably know I have a pretty big pile of gear in my garage. But…
My Insider’s Take On Zerto Virtual Replication 5.5
Zerto Virtual Replication 5.5 is Released! Yesterday Zerto publicly released Zerto Virtual Replication 5.5 (ZVR) to the public. There is already a slew of great blog posts about the new…
Time to vote for your favorite vBlog again!
I want your vote The digital campaign signs are going to be popping up all over the virtualization blogosphere again. Why? Because Eric Siebert of vSphere-Land.com has opened up the…
ZertoCON 2017 Mega Post
The 3rd-floor View Last week was the second annual ZertoCON in Boston. It was an amazing 3-days which included everything from a partner day, instructor led deep dive training, hands-on…
Moving a SQL Cluster – The really easy way
A while ago (like 5 years ago) I wrote an article about how I migrated a virtualized SQL cluster from an old SAN to a new SAN. It is still…
