Linux, Microsoft, MobaXterm, NetApp, NetApp Blogs, NetApp.io, Tech ONTAP
Podcast, NetApp TRs, Security, Veeam, VMware, Miscellaneous
Linux
“Now, if you did update the kernel already but
don't really NEED one – remember that in Linux you can easily go back to the
previously used kernel. You can list all installed kernels using awk -F\' /^menuentry/{print\$2}
/etc/grub2.cfg command, and then update saved_entry value of /boot/grub2/grubenv
file with the kernel you want to load by default. The easiest way to do this is
by using grub2-set-default command
with the number that is based on the kernel position on the list obtained with
awk command (note that the count starts from 0).” - Gostev @ Veeam
Microsoft
Azure
NetApp files now in public preview
Microsoft
to buy GitHub...
Tips:
Type CMD in Windows Explorer bar to open up command prompt in that folder.
Type start. in the command prompt to open up Windows Explorer in that folder.
... |
clip to put the output of command prompt command
into the clipboard.
where
notepad.exe to find where the executable is.
MobaXterm
MobaXterm
has everything you need -
- TFTP
server, FTP server, HTTP server, SSH/SFTP server, Telnet server, NFS server,
VNC server, Cron server...
NetApp
AI, AI,
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Disruptive Innovation at Scale with AI" - Available on Demand
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Data Services - Integrate + Protect + Optimize
Cloud
Volumes Service
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"Demanding
Workloads Demand NVMe" - Webcast Available on Demand
The 5
Plays that Sports Data Visionaries Use to Win
Geelong Cats Changes the Game of Football with
Data
NetApp NGDC
Sizer on the App Store
Image: NGDC Sizer on iOS
June 21st: The new “Unified
Appliance” VSC / VASA / SRA 7.2 is
available
What’s new:
The virtual appliance for VSC, VASA Provider,
and SRA provides the combined features of VSC, VASA Provider, and SRA in a
single deployment. VSC features are enabled by default when you deploy the
virtual appliance.
Depending on your requirements, you can enable
VASA Provider or SRA by using the virtual appliance for VSC, VASA Provider, and
SRA. The virtual appliance supports the following features:
- NFSv4.1 protocol and VMFS6 filesystem support
for datastores
- Enhanced and simplified storage capability
profile wizard
- VASA Provider support for linked mode of
vCenter Server instances
- VASA Provider support for MetroCluster
configurations
- Configuration of log levels for debugging
- VASA Provider with ONTAP 9.4 supports dynamic
headroom-based VVol provisioning
NetApp Blogs
NetApp (the) Pub /
NetApp.io
New since Tech
Roundup - 27th May 2018 (later than 2018/05/22):
Consuming
WFA Resources from Ansible
NetApp,
Trident, and the CSI (oh my!)
Trident
18.07 Beta 1 is available now!
Highly
Secure Kubernetes Persistent Volumes
Sample
Ansible Playbook: ONTAP NFS Export Provision and Present
NetApp Tech ONTAP
Podcast
New since Tech
Roundup - 27th May 2018 (later than episode 140):
NetApp: TRs
New since Tech
Roundup - 27th May 2018
Security
Veeam
VMware
Miscellaneous
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