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Systems Engineer at a engineering company with 501-1,000 employees
Has 5-10 Years Of Experience

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Over 10 years ago

Commented on It helps in managing computer and storage resources, and in shrinking your physical environment significantly.

As today, a vCenter Server Appliance instance can be scaled as the same vCenter Server instance in a Windows server, it also saves you from licensing cost from Windows Server and Database system. Especially, deployment is fast and easy. You can even automate its deployment…

Over 10 years ago

Commented on We've used it to move 80% of our servers to a virtual environment, but it lacks a good built-in backup feature.

Finding a good backup solution is always difficult, VMware products is not an exception.

Over 10 years ago

Answered a question: When evaluating backup and recovery software, what aspect do you think is the most important to look for?

The most important thing is Backup can be restored in case of incident happened. If a backup can not be restored then it's useless. By that point, it must at least has the following things: - Follow 3-2-1 rule for backup - Meet organization RPO/RTO - Critical in validating…

Over 10 years ago

Answered a question: When evaluating Server Virtualization Software, what aspect do you think is the most important to look for?

A good solution must meet a balance between cost, performance, management, availability and scalability.

Over 10 years ago

Contributed a review of VMware vSphere: It's given us faster provisioning after consolidating all our physical machines onto it, especially with VMotion.

Over 10 years ago

Commented on By centralizing the customization process while removing common hardware problems, it makes the provisioning and deployment of virtual servers and clients quick and predictable.

vSphere Fault Tolerance was introduced from vSphere 4.x. And in vSphere 6.0, it is still called vSphere FT but in abbreviation for vSphere Symmetric Multiprocessor Fault Tolerance.

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