“VDI is slow” is usually one of the most common complaints in VMWare deployments. There are many root causes for the perceived poor performance of VDI. Administrators often waste precious time chasing the wrong problems. This article lists the usual suspects so that they can quickly address end-user complaints. Long…
VM snapshot is a very commonly used feature in the VMware vSphere environment. A VM snapshot preserves the state and data of a VM at a particular point in time. This includes the VM powered state, along with all the data including disks, memory and virtual devices. This makes the…
SYNOLOGY: CHEAP AND VMWARE READY Synology storage arrays have a few things going for them, they are one of the most reasonably priced storage arrays on the market that are also certified as ‘VMware Ready’ by VMware. HIGH LATENCIES IN SYNOLOGY WHEN CONNECTED TO VMWARE One issue with these appliances…
Beefing up Buffer Cache size in Oracle Database alone may not solve all your slow database issues. If your Oracle Database runs in a VMware VM and it has performance issues due to heavy insert and/or update load, the root cause of which is slow storage, then our host side…
For the lowest latency VDI VMs, the VMs should be running from in-host RAM. The combination of two facts – that RAM is the lowest latency media there is, and it is on the same motherboard as the host CPU, makes this storage architecture for VDI higher performing than any other….