Introduction Many organizations today are running excellent, stable virtualized environments based on VMware vSphere 8.x. You have your vCenter Server, your ESXi hosts, and perhaps even vSAN for storage and NSX for…
🚀 What’s New for Windows 365 & Azure Virtual Desktop: Top Announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2025
Key Announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2025 Microsoft Ignite 2025 reinforced Microsoft’s vision for the future of work — one where cloud desktops, AI-powered automation, and secure hybrid access come together to support…
Securing Your Cloud Environment with Alibaba Cloud Firewall
In the journey to the cloud, network security remains the paramount concern for any enterprise. While Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) offer fundamental network isolation, a robust, centralized firewall solution is essential for…
🚢 Sailing into the Data Age: How Cloud and IoT are Revolutionizing the Marine Industry
The maritime sector, the backbone of global trade, is shedding its traditional image for a smarter, more connected future. Today, the steel and seawater of vessels are being augmented by a flow…
Fetching vCenter Performance Statistics with PowerCLI: A Step-by-Step Guide
Understanding the performance of your VMware vSphere environment is crucial for maintaining a healthy and efficient infrastructure. While vCenter Server provides various built-in performance charts, leveraging PowerCLI allows for powerful automation, custom…
Patching VMware vSphere using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) Images
Patching VMware vSphere using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) Images represents the modern “desired state” approach, replacing the legacy baseline method. This method ensures cluster-wide consistency by defining a single image (Base ESXi…
What is Azure Grafana? A Comprehensive Guide to Monitoring and Visualization
In today’s cloud-driven world, organizations are generating vast amounts of data from applications, infrastructure, and services. Making sense of this data is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency, optimizing performance, and ensuring security….
🔐 How to Enable Virtualization-Based Security (VBS) for Windows Workloads in VMware Cloud Foundation and vSphere
In today’s threat landscape, securing your Windows workloads is more critical than ever. One powerful way to harden your virtual machines is by enabling Virtualization-Based Security (VBS)—a Microsoft technology that uses hardware…
Microsoft’s Azure SRE Agent: AI-Powered Reliability Engineering
Microsoft’s Azure SRE Agent is a newly introduced AI-powered tool designed to enhance site reliability engineering (SRE) practices within Azure environments. 🌐 Overview Launched in May 2025, the Azure SRE Agent helps…
Azure PowerShell – Create multiple prefixes for a subnet in an Azure Virtual Network
The Multiple Address Prefixes on Subnet capability allows you to scale your virtual machines and Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets in subnets with ease. The feature eliminates the need to remove all resources from…