Category Archive: AHV

Nutanix AOS 5.15.1 + More Released

Today, 2020-06-08, Nutanix released a new long term support (LTS) version of AOS meaning the latest LTS version is now 5.15.1. Read more about difference between LTS & STS (Short Term Support) here. As previously mentioned AOS can be released without a new version of Prism Central being released and that’s the case this time. …

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Nutanix AOS 5.17 & Prism Central 5.17 + More Released

Happy to let you know that yesterday, 2020-05-20, Nutanix released their newest short term support (STS) version of AOS meaning the latest STS version is now 5.17.0.2. Read more about difference between LTS & STS (Short Term Support) here. In addition Prism Central 5.17.0.2 and AHV 20190916.189 were also released This version comes with a …

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Nutanix Move 3.5 Released

A new version of Nutanix Move has been released. This is the first dot release in 2020 and the latest version available is now 3.5. As you might know Move is a VM migration tool which makes it possible to migrate VMs between the following environments with minimal downtime: VMware ESXi to Nutanix AHV VMware …

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Nutanix AOS 5.10.10 + More Released

Yesterday, 2020-04-22, Nutanix released an update to its long term support (LTS) version of AOS 5.10 and the latest version is 5.10.10. This is good news for all of you running LTS and have not yet upgraded to the latest LTS release 5.15 which i blogged about here. Read more about difference between LTS & …

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Nutanix AOS 5.15 & Prism Central 5.16.1.2 + More Released

Yesterday, 2020-03-31, so not April 1:st Nutanix released a new long term support (LTS) version of AOS meaning the latest LTS version is now 5.15. Read more about difference between LTS & STS (Short Term Support) here. This release train, LTS, focuses on improvements to existing STS releases and AOS 5.15 it is built on …

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Nutanix AOS & Prism Central Version 5.16 And More Released

Nutanix just released a new STS, short term support, version of AOS meaning the latest version is now 5.16.    Read more about difference between LTS & STS here. A 5.16 version of Prism Central was also released so this time their version numbers is an exact match. AOS 5.10.9 comes bundled with the following software: AHV …

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Nutanix AOS 5.10.9 Released

Today, 2019-12-17, about two months since the previous Long Term Support (LTS) release of Nutanix AOS, 5.10.8, Nutanix released a new LTS version 5.10.9. Read more about difference between LTS & STS here. No new version of Prism Central was released so you can use any 5.11.x PC version to manage AOS 5.10.9. AOS 5.10.9 comes bundled …

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Nutanix Move 3.4 Released

A new version of Nutanix Move which is the a virtual machine magration tool, which I guess most of you are familiar with, was released today 2019-12-04. This means the latest and greatest version is 3.4. The following new features has been added to the 3.4 release: Set timezone of migrated VMs to the target …

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Nutanix AOS & Prism Central Version 5.11.2 & More Released

Yesterday, December 2:nd 2019, Nutanix released new version of their core HCI product Nutanix Acropolis Operating System (AOS) formerly known as Nutanix Operating System (NOS). In addition there was a new version released, matching AOS 5.11.2, for Prism Central and AHV version 20170830.337 was declared GA with version 1.0. AOS 5.11 is a Short Term Support (STS) …

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Nutanix AHV Virtual Machine High Availability

Approximately four years ago a wrote a two blog post series about Nutanix AHV Virtual Machine High Availability (VMHA) which are obsolete so do not refer to the below once for AHV HA functionality: Acropolis Virtual Machine High Availability – Part I Acropolis Virtual Machine High Availability – Part II Over the years I have …

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Nutanix AOS 5.10.8 & More Released

Today, 2019-10-23, Nutanix released a new Long Term Support (LTS) version of AOS meaning the latest & greatest AOS LTS version is now 5.10.8. Read more about difference between LTS & STS here. You’ll have to use Prism Central 5.11 or higher to manage AOS 5.10.8. Prism Central 5.11.1 was released 22:nd October so a new …

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Nutanix Move 3.3 Released

Just a quick note to let you know that a new version of Nutanix Move was released yesterday, 2019-09-30, meaning latest and greatest version is now Move 3.3. As I guess you know there are two options when running the Move VM, let it run on Nutanix AHV or on VMware ESXi. Good flexibility there. …

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Understanding Nutanix Node Physical Memory Configuration

I wouldn’t say on a weekly basis, but I receive questions about physical memory configurations, physical memory speed, balanced vs un-balanced memory configurations from time to time. Based on that I have put together a document which you can access via the Nutanix Portal. Things like maximum memory frequency or speed and the number of …

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Nutanix AHV Virt-Who Version 1.1 For Red Hat Satellite Available

Guess you are already aware of that a while back Nutanix added AHV to the open source virt-who service through the Nutanix virt-who agent. This means you can now register the Nutanix AHV cluster to your RedHat Satellite Server and provide the following functionality for your Red Hat Enterprise Linux infrastructure: Automatically create the virtual …

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Nutanix AOS 5.10.7 Released

Today, 2019-09-04, Nutanix released a new Long Term Support (LTS) version of AOS meaning the latest & greatest AOS LTS version is now 5.10.7. No corresponding Prism Central version was released so you need PC 5.11, which was released back in early August, to manage AOS 5.10.7. As previously mentioned the AOS and PC versions …

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Nutanix Move 3.2 Released

Nutanix Move is a tool to migrate virtual machines to the Nutanix HCI. Until the most recent release you could migrate VMs from the following sources to Nutanix AHV: vSphere ESXi Hyper-V Amazon AWS With the new Move 3.2 release which was made available a few days ago you can now also migrate VMs to …

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