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Welcome to Random Short Take #76. Summer’s almost here. Let’s get random.

The nice folks at StorPool have announced StorPool Storage v20. I was lucky enough to catch up with Boyan and the team recently, and they told me about their work on supporting NVMe/TCP, StorPool on Amazon AWS, and NFS File Storage. It’s great stuff and worth checking out.
Long term retention – all the kids are doing it, but there are some things you need to think about. Preston has posted a great article on it here.
That Geerling fellow is at it again, this time reviewing 6 Raspberry Pis, 6 SSDs on a Mini ITX Motherboard. Hat tip to my mate Tony for the link.
Speaking of Tony, he’s finally back blogging, with this succinct piece on DHCP with NSX VLAN segments.
Lots going on at VMware Explore 2022 in San Francisco this week. Danny Alvarez has put together a series of links covering the major announcements. I hope to get time to cover the major VMware Cloud on AWS news in the next few weeks.
In press release news, Komprise has achieved a 2022 INC. 5000 Ranking.
I had a chance to catch up with Verge.io, recently and the company has some interesting news to share about shared, virtualized GPU computing.
Zerto recently announced it has joined the AWS ISV Workload Migration Partner Program.
And, finally, Leaseweb has appointed Richard Copeland As CEO of Its U.S. Business.

Happy New Year. Let’s get random.

Excited about VMware Cloud Director releases? Me too. 10.3.2 GA was recently announced, and you can read more about that here.
Speaking of Cloud Director, Al Rasheed put together this great post on deploying VCD 10.3.x – you can check it out here.
Getting started with VMware Cloud on AWS but feeling a bit confused by some of the AWS terminology? Me too. Check out this extremely useful post on Amazon VPCs from a VMware perspective.
Still on VMware Cloud on AWS. So you need some help with HCX? My colleague Greg put together this excellent guide a little while ago – highly recommended. This margarita recipe is also highly recommended, if you’re into that kind of thing.
Speaking of hyperscalers, Mellor put together a nice overview of Hyve Solutions here.
Detecting audio problems in your home theatre? Are you though? Tom Andry breaks down what you should be looking for here.
Working with NSX-T and needing to delete route advertisement filters via API? Say no more.
Lost the password you set on that Raspbian install? Frederic has you covered.

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