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According to the vSphere Resource Management Guide: Resource management is the allocation of resources from resource providers to resource consumers. The need for resource management arises from the overcommitment of resources—that is, more demand than capacity and from the fact that demand and capacity vary over time. Resource management allows you to dynamically reallocate resources, so that [...]
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In our previous posts, we talked about virtual machines and the core components of virtualization that DBAs may be interested in. Having digested that, we need to talk about some core concepts when working in the virtual world. In vSphere, there are a some ideas that are important to understand: The Guest O/S The guest is [...]
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BTW, A huge amount of this is covered in this whitepaper. I would most heartily recommend you read it if you are looking for more details. I have cribbed mightily. In reality, vSphere is a brand that represents VMware’s a cloud operating system. vSphere is a collection of tools that: manages large collections of infrastructure (such [...]
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When most people think of virtualization, what they really mean is VMware, and this is how I will focus this article. If you aren’t familar with VMware technology, you should read the basics about virtual machines. To quote: A virtual machine is a tightly isolated software container that can run its own operating systems and applications [...]
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In my work evangelizing VMware vFabric Data Director I have found an interesting problem: Databases and virtualization are both great technologies. DBAs typically don’t know or care much about virtualization. It simply isn’t the way things are done. Virtual Infrastructure (VI) Admins typically don’t know or care much about databases. A payload is a payload and a VM is [...]
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