Nutanix Database Service (NDB) 2.5.2.1

Today, 2023-07-05, Nutanix has released a new version of Nutanix Database Service, NDB, meaning the latest release available version is 2.5.2.1. This release is focusing on security enhancements and solving issues in the following areas: NDB Upgrade Quite a lot of effort has been put into this to make the upgrade experience better. Oracle Improvements …

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Nutanix Calm VM 3.6.2

Back in April 2023 Calm version 3.6.2 was released, read about it here, and as you might already know it runs as a service via Nutanix Prism Central. However, there is an option to also run Calm as a standalone virtual machine and today, 2023-06.-27, version 3,6.2 was released, Useful Links Calm 3.6.2 Release Notes …

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Nutanix Objects Version 4.1

Today, 2023-06-26, a dot version of Nutanix Objects (Objects) has been released meaning latest and greatest version is now 4.1. Nutanix Objects is a software-defined Object Store Service and that you can consume & managed via both standard S3 APIs and Prism Central. Version 4.1 comes with the following enhancements: Enhanced Quota Policy Feature – …

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Nutanix Database Service (NDB) 2.5.2

Today, 2023-05-17, Nutanix has released a new version of Nutanix Database Service, NDB, meaning the latest release available is 2.5.2. With this release NDB now supports Oracle 21c and there has been additions to supported versions of the components required to provide high availability for PostgreSQL HA deployed DBs via NDB according to: Picture borrowed …

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Nutanix AOS 6.5.3 & AHV 20220304.420

Yesterday, 2023-05-15, a new long term support (LTS) version of AOS was made available meaning we are now at version 6.5.3. As usual you can read more about the difference between LTS & STS here. The main new feature in this dot dot release is “Support for Multiple Client Subnets for Volumes Segmentation” but it …

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NDB Quick Tip VIII – PostgreSQL EnterpriseDB

NDB currently supports PostgreSQL with both single deployment model and in a highly available deployment model.  PostgreSQL community edition (CE) is what i’m getting most questions about and what i have seen our NDB customer using the most but some customers are also using PostgreSQL EnterpriseEDB and this is also an edition which NDB supports. …

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Nutanix Move 4.8

Today, 2023-04-18, a new version of Nutanix Move, VM migration tool which makes it possible to migrate VMs between environments with minimal downtime, was released and the most up to date version is now 4.8. The below picture explains the architecture of Move Picture borrowed from Nutanix official web site – The Move User Guide. …

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Nutanix AOS 6.6.2 & AHV 8.1.2

2022-04-11 Nutanix released a new version of AOS, STS 6.6.2 which is a Short Term Release, read more about difference between LTS & STS here and it comes with one feature. As you might be aware of Nutanix has for a long time support compute only nodes for AHV and with AOS 6.6.2 they are …

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Nutanix Calm 3.6.2

Quick note to let you know that Nutanix Calm, also known as NCM Self Service, version 3.6.2 has been released. The major enhancement with this version is the capability to shortlist Active Directories (AD) and or Identity Providers (IDP) in Projects. This is very useful in multi-tenancy situations and is something that service providers has …

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Vembu BDRSuite v5.6

Vembu Technologies, also known as just Vembu, has release version 5.5 of their BDRSuite which is a solution providing  Backup & Restore plus Disaster Recovery capabilities for on-prem and many public cloud solutions. New features Active Directory (AD) integration when adding data sources including both servers (Linux & Windows) and endpoints (Linux, Mac, Windows). Add …

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Nutanix Objects Version 4.0

A new major version of Nutanix Objects (Objects) has been released meaning latest and greatest version is now 4.0. As you know, Objects is a software-defined Object Store Service which you can consume & managed via both standard S3 APIs and Prism Central. It covers use cases such as data storage for cloud-native application, backups …

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VEEAMON May 2023

It’s almost time for this years first VeeamOn event for data recovery experts which will take place in Miami 22-25 May and in addition to being an onsite event is’t also a virtual event. This is your chance to primarily learn about Veeam Data Platform & Veeam Backup & Replication Pictured borrowed from Veeam official homepage These …

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NDB Quick Tip VII – Manage Multiple Types of MSSQL DBs

As you might be aware of NDB supports Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) based databases including both Failover Cluster Instance (FCI) and always on availability group (AAG) as well as standalone databases. See information about NDB supported configurations for MSSQL here So now on to the actual quick tip 🙂 If …

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NDB Quick Tip VI – DB Server VMs with same IP Address

Can NDB manage DB Server VMs with same IP address ? The above question has come up a few times over the past few months when discussing DBaaS with potential customers. The short answer is NO, each DB Server VM needs to have a separate IP address and to date it has never been a …

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10 years as a blogger

Today, 2023-03-13, it was exactly 10 years ago since i published my First blog post at this blog ,or actually the first one with real content was Error deploying vCNS Manager, which back then was called vcdx56.com During this time i have posted 932 blog post which is more than the one blog post per …

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NDB Quick Tip V – New NDB Documentation Structure

Welcome to the fifth blog post in the NDB quick tip series which will cover the NDB administration guide. Other blog posts in the Quick Tip series are: NDB Quick Tip IV – NDB Pulse Telemetry NDB Quick Tip III – Supported Functionalities per DB Engine & DB Server VM Operating System NDB Quick Tip …

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