#087 - Microsoft on VMware VCF featuring Deji Akomolafe

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Unexplored Territory

Duncan Epping

106 episodes

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The Unexplored Territory Podcast takes you deep into the world of datacenters and cloud (native) tech, with a special spotlight on VMware, Broadcom, and everything happening in the ecosystem. Hosted by Duncan Epping, blogger at Yellow-Bricks.com, and co-author of the vSphere Clustering and vSAN Deep Dive books! Each episode brings on top industry experts to unpack the latest trends, share real-world insights, and talk about what’s next in the world of enterprise IT.

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#087 - Microsoft on VMware VCF featuring Deji Akomolafe

Unexplored Territory

1 hour 5 minutes 17 seconds

10 months ago

#087 - Microsoft on VMware VCF featuring Deji Akomolafe

For episode 087 of the podcast, I invited Deji Akomolafe to the show to discuss Microsoft on VMware VCF and vSphere. Deji shares his experiences virtualizing and running Microsoft apps on top of VCF and vSphere and discusses some of the best practices and constraints.

Whitepapers and tools discussed in the episode:

Protecting mission critical workloads with Live Site Recovery
Microsoft SQL on vSphere best practices
Diskspd for bench
Explore session - Improving Workload Availability Using vMotion Application Notification
Explore session - Architecting Your Microsoft SQL Server Workloads on VMware Cloud Foundation
Explore session - Improving Workloads Availability on VCF with vMotion Apps Notification

Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions shared in this podcast are our own/guest(s), and not necessarily those of Broadcom or VMware by Broadcom.