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In my last blog post I talked about networking with Open vSwitch in the Nutanix hypervisor, AHV. Today I'm happy to announce the continuation of that initial post - the Nutanix AHV Best Practices Guide. Nutanix  introduced the concept of AHV, based on the open source Linux KVM
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Nutanix recently released the AHV hypervisor, which means I get a new piece of technology to learn! Before I started this blog post I had no idea how Open vSwitch worked or what KVM and QEMU were all about. Since I come from a networking background originally, I drilled down
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I'm happy to see that Nutanix has officially announced their upcoming strategic direction at the .NEXT conference. Using Nutanix Acropolis, KVM, and Prism - data center administrators now have the ability to truly make infrastructure invisible. What Is It? To read more about the specific details take a
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Part of my role on the Nutanix Performance and Solutions team is to "evangelize" the technology and tell the world about all the great work we're doing writing documents, testing products and solutions, and assisting with customer engagements. The physical manifestation of that is me sitting
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I wanted to share a bit of cool "value add" today, as my sales and marketing guys would call it. This is just one of the things for Avaya Aura and UC in general that a Nutanix deployment can bring to the table. Nutanix has the concept of
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The Avaya Technology Forum in Orlando was a great success! Thanks to everyone who attended and showed interest in Nutanix by stopping at the booth. I met a lot of interested potential customers and partners and was also able to learn more about what people are virtualizing these days. There
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I'm at the 2015 Avaya Technology Forum with Nutanix to talk about Avaya Unified Communications on the Nutanix platform. Stop by the Nutanix and CRI booth to see the Nutanix gear in action. Nutanix 3460 and 1450 nodes will be powering all the demos you see for Avaya
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In the last blog post I talked about sizing individual VMs. Today we'll look at placing UC VMs onto a Nutanix node (an ESXi host) and coming up with overall system sizing. First I'd like to announce the publication of my document for Virtualizing Cisco UC
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Call me crazy, but I really love reading legal analysis at CYB3RCRIM3. I discovered the site via an OPML file passed to me by a friend in the security industry. Thanks Devon! I can see how the walls of text might not be appealing, but the material is great. Legal
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In the previous posts we covered an Introduction to Cisco UC and Nutanix as well as Cisco's requirements for UC virtualization. To quickly summarize... Nutanix is a virtualization platform that provides compute and storage in a way that is fault tolerant and scalable. Cisco UC provides a VMware
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In the last post I covered an Introduction to Cisco UC and Nutanix. In this post I'll cover UC performance and virtualization requirements. A scary part of virtualizing Cisco Unified Communications is worrying about being fully supported by Cisco TAC if a non-standard deployment path is chosen. This
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I'll be publishing a series of blog posts outlining Cisco Unified Communications on Nutanix. At the end of this series I hope to have addressed any potential concerns running Cisco UC and Nutanix and provided all the tools for a successful deployment. Your comments are welcome and encouraged.