Tag: VMware

Have you ever botched your VM’s network configuration? Maybe you forgot to allow SSH traffic in your firewall settings? How do you fix the network configuration when you cannot even… Read More

It’s been few days since the most recent OpenStack Summit ended and the word that comes to mind when I reflect on the week that just past is “stability.” Some may… Read More

Last week I had the pleasure of catching up with GE Cloud Infrastructure Architect Cody Hill when he swung by our Silicon Valley office. In a Q&A session with the… Read More

The VMFS-based Cinder service on VMware currently uses the best possible datastore it can find for creation of volumes. However, there can be situations where certain types of volumes need… Read More

What’s New! Support for Cinder Block Storage With this release, we’ve now enabled OpenStack Cinder block storage service, to add persistent storage volumes to VM instances using VMFS datastores. The Cinder… Read More

What’s New! Support for Cinder Block Storage With this release, we’ve now enabled OpenStack Cinder block storage service, to add persistent storage volumes to VM instances using VMFS-Datastores. The Cinder… Read More

Last week, I joined the Platform9 team at the Amazon re:Invent conference in Las Vegas. It was exciting to be a part of the premier industry conference for cloud infrastructure… Read More

The most common reason for this is if VMware DRS is not enabled for the cluster. Platform9 (OpenStack) requires that VMware DRS is enabled in order to work with a… Read More

Platform9 Virtual Appliance Uninstall for VMware vSphere Platform9 integrates with VMware vSphere environment by means of a virtual appliance (virtual machine) that is dedicated to your Platform9 account. You can… Read More