Vembu BRD Suite provides a 360° solution that can help customers backup, recover and also protect their VMware workload in case of disaster events. In my previous posts, I have covered the overview and also the initial setup and configuration of the BDR Suite. While the suite offers backup and recovery of multiple virtualization technologies…
Continue reading →Vembu is a software product and cloud services company that has a portfolio of products which provides customers with backup and DR capabilities for their workloads. Vembu’s flagship offering is the BDR suite which is a comprehensive backup, disaster recovery and replication software that works across the physical and virtual environments. It supports different virtualization…
Continue reading →During Pat’s keynote yesterday, he mentioned how the industry is moving towards consuming the unified SDDC platform. Enterprises are looking for a platform that delivers cloud ready infrastructure which is easy to deploy, manage and secure. A fully integrated system that just works. VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) does just that. VCF is an unified SDDC…
Continue reading →Since the introduction of vCenter Server appliance (vCSA), there has always been a debate on which one is better (Windows based deployment or vCSA) and what one’s advantages over the other is. Folks at VMware have spent lot of their time and effort on making vCSA better and are committed to making sure all the…
Continue reading →Disaster recovery (DR) is a process of protecting the workloads running on the primary site to another site known as the disaster recovery site. This keeps the application workloads up and running in case of a natural or any other kind of disaster that may occur. Disaster recovery is like insurance for the data center, it…
Continue reading →In the previous blog post we saw how to replace the SSL certificate for the PSC component of the vCenter server. So this brings us to the final blog post of the series. In this blog post we will look at the steps to replace the certificate for the vCenter server service. If you have worked…
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