In today’s blog posting I want to show you how you can upgrade a locally deployed Kubernetes Cluster to a newer version. This seems to be a very simple task, but there are a few pitfalls that you have to be aware of. Overview First of all, you have to know that you can only …
On October 8, 2020 I will run an SQLpassion Online Training about how to run SQL Server successfully on VMware vSphere. In this one-day long workshop we will look at the core resources used by SQL Server on VMware vSphere, and how you have to configure them to get the best possible performance from your …
SQLpassion Online Training about SQL Server on VMware + read more
To be able to provide a 10- and 40 GBit network connectivity in my Home Lab, I’m using a refurbished Cisco Nexus 3064PQ Switch. Because I want to experiment with the native vSphere 7 Kubernetes Integration, I also need to install and configure NSX-T 3.0 – the Network Virtualization solution from VMware. But one of …
On June 7, 2020 I will run an SQLpassion Online Training about SQL Server Availability Groups. You will learn in this Online Training how to deploy and run SQL Server Availability Group solutions from the initial setup to more complex scenarios where Load Balancing is also involved. Throughout the course you see step-by-step the advantages …
SQLpassion Online Training about Availability Groups + read more
As you know, VMware has released a few weeks ago vSphere 7.0. Therefore, it was for me an almost mandatory step to upgrade my serious Home Lab from 6.7 U3 to 7.0. In this blog posting I want to describe the necessary steps, and with which problems I had to deal. My Home Lab consists …
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