Continuing with our KBTV Webinar Series, in this latest KBTV Webinar you will learn some great tips and tricks you can use in Ruby vSphere Console (RVC) for managing a Virtual SAN environment. Covered in this video demonstration are various commands that can be used within Ruby vSphere Console (RVC), including:
– “vsan.disks_stats” Useful for capacity planning, management of disk groups and monitoring the health of physical disks
– “vsan.check_state” Useful for troubleshooting data unavailability situations and understanding object health in the VSAN cluster
– “vsan.resync_dashboard” Useful for visibility into data resync when changing storage policies
– “vsan.whatif_host_failures” Useful for capacity planning on future VSAN nodes and understanding VSAN’s ability to tolerate node failures.
Category Archives: KBTV Webinars
How to capture performance statistics using vSAN Observer for VMware vSAN
This video tutorial demonstrates and shows how to capture performance statistics using vSAN Observer for VMware Virtual SAN. For additional information see VMware Knowledge Base article 2064240 at https://kb.vmware.com/kb/2064240
While watching this video you will see the necessary steps to launch, collect and display Virtual SAN Observer (vSAN Observer) performance charts and information for VMware Virtual SAN (vSAN). VSAN Observer is designed to capture performance statistics for a Virtual SAN Cluster and provide access through a web browser and capture the statistics for customer use or for VMware Technical Support.
Rating: 5/5
KBTV Webinars: VMware vCloud Air Disaster Recovery
This video is the fifth in a new series of free Webinars that we are releasing in which our Technical Support staff members present on various topics across a wide range of VMware’s product portfolio.
The title for this presentation is “VMware vCloud Air Disaster Recovery” and it goes through some aspects of Disaster Recovery within vCloud Air. Topics that are covered include “Disaster Recovery Architecture”, “Disaster Recovery Additional Features”, “A Disaster Recovery Demonstration”, “Disaster Recovery Use Cases” and “Disaster Recovery Challenges”.
This presentation was originally broadcast live on Thursday 23rd April 2015.
To see the details of upcoming webinars in this series, see the Support Insider Blog post at http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2015/02/ne…
NOTE: This video is roughly 25 minutes in length so it would be worth blocking out some time to watch it!
Rating: 5/5
KBTV Webinars – vCloud Connector and Datacenter Extension
This video is the thirteenth in a new series of free Webinars that we are releasing in which our Technical Support staff members present on various topics across a wide range of VMware’s product portfolio.
The title for this presentation is “vCloud Connector and Datacenter Extension”.
To see the details of upcoming webinars in this series, see the Support Insider Blog post at http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2015/02/new-free-webinars.html
NOTE: This video is roughly 35 minute in length so it would be worth blocking out some time to watch it!
Rating: 5/5
KBTV Webinars – vCloud Director Design and Scale
This video is the third in a new series of free Webinars that we are releasing in which our Technical Support staff members present on various topics across a wide range of VMware’s product portfolio.
The title for this presentation is “vCloud Director – Design and Scale” and it dives into some best practices and recommendations as to how you can design your vCloud Director product infrastructure and how best to scale it out.
This presentation was originally broadcast live on Thursday 12th March 2015.
To see the details of upcoming webinars in this series, see the Support Insider Blog post at http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2015/02/ne…
NOTE: This video is roughly 1 hour in length so it would be worth blocking out some time to watch it!
Rating: 5/5
KBTV Webinars – What is new in VMware vSphere 6
This video is the tenth in a new series of free Webinars that we are releasing in which our Technical Support staff members present on various topics across a wide range of VMware’s product portfolio.
The title for this presentation is “What is new in vSphere 6” and it goes through what is new and what has changed since the previous vSphere 5.5 release.
To see the details of upcoming webinars in this series, see the Support Insider Blog post at http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2015/02/ne…
NOTE:NOTE: This video is roughly 35 minutes in length so it would be worth blocking out some time to watch it!
Rating: 5/5
KBTV Webinars – What is new in VMware vSphere 6
This video is the tenth in a new series of free Webinars that we are releasing in which our Technical Support staff members present on various topics across a wide range of VMware’s product portfolio.
The title for this presentation is “What is new in vSphere 6” and it goes through what is new and what has changed since the previous vSphere 5.5 release.
To see the details of upcoming webinars in this series, see the Support Insider Blog post at http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2015/02/ne…
NOTE: This video is roughly 35 minutes in length so it would be worth blocking out some time to watch it!