Prevent software failures with vCenter Server High Availability – via TechTarget
New to vCenter Server 6.5, VCHA ensures high availability for a vSphere deployment with minimal impact on vCenter Server and vSphere host performance.
Learn about the new capabilities of vSphere HA – via VMware vSphere Blog
Among the new features in vSphere 6.5, there are a set of significant enhancements to the venerable vSphere HA capability. I am excited to announce a new set of content aimed at helping you learn more about these new features. In particular, these resources go over Orchestrated Restart and HA Admission Control.
Using VCHA (vCenter High Availability) in vSphere 6.5 – via Virtualization the Future
A vCenter HA cluster consists of three vCenter Server Appliance instances. The first instance, initially used as the Active node, is cloned twice to a Passive node and to a Witness node. Together, the three nodes provide an active-passive failover solution.
New Walkthroughs for vCenter High Availability
I am excited to announce two new walkthroughs for vCenter High availability on the VMware Feature Walkthroughs site! These two new click-by-click product walkthroughs will show you how to enable vCenter High Availability (also known as vCenter HA) and give you the confidence you need to use this exciting new feature in your own environment! The post New Walkthroughs for vCenter High Availability appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .
Configuring VMware Identity Manager for High Availability in Multiple Data Centers
We are happy to announce the publication of a new white paper, Configuring VMware Identity Manager for Multiple Data Centers. VMware Identity Manager offers major convenience features, such as single sign-on and a self-service app store. Some organizations have wondered, though, about configuring it for high availability.
New vSphere 6.5 features: Updates to DRS, High Availability and More – TechTarget
The latest version of vSphere offers major improvements to VMware resource management services, including the Distributed Resource Scheduler and High Availability.
VMware vCenter Server 6.5 Improves Uptime for High Availability
Downtime can be costly and dangerous for businesses. The latest version of VMware High Availability, included in Sphere 6.5, seeks to reduce downtime, but still needs a little work.
How to enable vCenter Server High Availability (VCHA) in vSphere 6.5 w/single ESXi host? – virtuallyGhetto
One of the big new features that was introduced in vSphere 6.5, exclusively for vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA), is the vCenter Server High Availability (VCHA) capablilty.
VMware vSphere 6.5 – Native vCenter High Availability (VCSA 6.5 only) – ESX Virtualization
VMware vSphere 6.5 – Native vCenter High Availability. New simplified native HA is possible allows protect vCenter (VCSA) 6.5 for failures
What’s New in vSphere 6.5: Host & Resource Management and Operations -VMware vSphere Blog
vSphere 6.5 brings a number of enhancements to ESXi host lifecycle management as well as some new capabilities to our venerable resource management features, DRS and HA. There are also greatly enhanced developer and automation interfaces, which are a major focus in this release. Last but not least, there are some notable improvements to vRealize Operations, since this product is bundled with certain editions of vSphere. Let’s dig into each of these areas.
