#091 - Discussing performance with Ravi Soundararajan

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Unexplored Territory

Duncan Epping

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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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#091 - Discussing performance with Ravi Soundararajan

Unexplored Territory

47 minutes 10 seconds

8 months ago

#091 - Discussing performance with Ravi Soundararajan

In episode 091 of the Unexplored Territory Podcast we have Ravi Soundararajan as a guest to discuss all things performance. There's a reason Ravi's name on X is "vCenterPerfGuy". Ravi has been involved in performance troubleshooting and engineering for the longest time, and shares his insights in some of the most recent findings with regards to vSphere Tagging and the API performance. Ravi also discusses vCenter bandwidth requirements and some of the vCenter task limits there are in place. Make sure to listen to this episode from start to finish!

Some papers discussed:

https://www.vmware.com/docs/vcenter80u3-tagging-perf

https://www.vmware.com/docs/robo-vcenter67-perf

https://www.vmware.com/docs/vc6-perf-bp

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