In the first part of my Nutanix Leap series, I did describe the architecture and provide a high-level overview. Read it first, so you will have...
What is Nutanix Leap? Nutanix Leap (Disaster Recovery runbooks) help orchestrate, automate and test failover and failback processes for applications running on top of Nutanix AOS....
Nutanix AOS supports data at rest encryption for past several years. On early Nutanix AOS releases, encryption feature was supported only with specialized hardware (SED drives)...
My previous post – dated mid-2016 – about migration of Windows 2003 from VMware ESXi to Nutanix AHV, was mainly focused on manual migration. Back in...
NOTE: NUTANIX Xtract was renames to Nutanix MOVE Back in December 2018 Nutanix released Xtract in version 2.0. Major enhancements are support for Amazon AWS EC2...
Microsoft Windows Server 2019 is on the market for a few months. Some customers already started deploying Windows Server 2019 on Nutanix AHV. As of today...
For those using Windows Server 2016 on Nutanix AHV, the device manager shows a non-functioning device called “HID Button over Interrupt Driver”. This is apparently an...
What is the difference between the Redundancy Factor and the Replication Factor on Nutanix. Redundancy Factor (aka FT – Fault Tolerance), allows a Nutanix cluster to...
Nutanix provides several ways to protect workloads running on its platform. Depends on the business requirements customer can choose between a variety of the available options....
A few days back Nutanix released Acropolis in version 5.9.1. Generally speaking, if you go through release notes, you can see that all fixes are related...
